I did a Singapore Big Year in 2012 for the first time and managed to chalked up 259 species. Did another BY in 2014 and only managed 247 species. Doing a BY again this year but on a leisurely pace. Let see how many can I get. As more of the rural areas in tiny Singapore get developed with one prime birding site (former Bidadari Cemetery) to be gone this year, I think the count will only get lower 
That is the problem when the government and population at large value development and growth much more than conservation.
1 January
Dairy Farm Nature Park
1. Black-naped Oriole
2. Crimson Sunbird
3. Eyebrowed Thrush
4. Yellow-vented Bulbul
5. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
6. Olive-winged Bulbul
7. Glossy Swiftlet
8. Asian Red-eyed Bulbul
9. Asian Fairy Bluebird
10. Asian Glossy Starling
11. Javan Myna
12. Cinereous Bulbul
13. Pink-necked Green Pigeon
That is the problem when the government and population at large value development and growth much more than conservation.1 January
Dairy Farm Nature Park
1. Black-naped Oriole
2. Crimson Sunbird
3. Eyebrowed Thrush
4. Yellow-vented Bulbul
5. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
6. Olive-winged Bulbul
7. Glossy Swiftlet
8. Asian Red-eyed Bulbul
9. Asian Fairy Bluebird
10. Asian Glossy Starling
11. Javan Myna
12. Cinereous Bulbul
13. Pink-necked Green Pigeon
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