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Viator's 2012 World List (1 Viewer)

viator

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Here we go again with another year list. Since I'm not expecting as much travel this year as the last couple the total may be a little down but we'll have to see what comes up.

For comparison purposes I'll update this post with the number of species seen by country.

As of Nov 13 the total for 2012 stands at 648.

For comparison purposes:
Country_______2008___2009___2010___2011___2012
Singapore______234____210____206____175____220
USA___________207___________177
Australia_______170____123____183____234____185
Malaysia_______122____392____229____236____131
Indonesia_______26____________________2_____48
Hong Kong_______1_____________2_____94____108
Thailand______________222___________361____147
Dubai_________________________8
Greece________________________3
Spain_______________________152
Italy_________________________14
Vietnam____________________________214
Philippines_________________________________212
World_______613____669___781___793___648
 
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Jan 1, Wauchope area, NSW, Australia

An early morning walk before anyone else got up started the new year list.

1. Magpie-lark
2. Australian Magpie
3. Rainbow Lorikeet
4. Little Lorikeet
5. Forest Raven
6. Straw-necked Ibis
7. White-faced Heron
8. Superb Fairywren
9. Purple Swamphen
10. Crested Pigeon
11. Little Grassbird
12. Brown Thornbill
13. Red-browed Finch
14. Brown Honeyeater
15. Australian White Ibis
16. Australasian Bittern
17. Eastern Spinebill
18. Sacred Kingfisher
19. Little Wattlebird
20. Common Myna
21. Pied Butcherbird
22. Galah
23. Welcome Swallow
24. Laughing Kookaburra
25. Australasian Figbird
 
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Jan 1, Driving down to Sydney

26. Wedge-tailed Eagle
27. Oriental Dollarbird
28. Torresian Crow
29. Australian Hobby
30. Australasian Darter
31. Australian Pelican
32. Striated Thornbill
33. Grey Fantail
34. House Sparrow
35. Scaly-breasted Lorikeet
36. White-bellied Sea Eagle
37. Blue-faced Honeyeater
38. Spotted Dove
39. Great Egret
40. Dusky Moorhen
41. Tree Martin
42. Australian Raven
43. Pallid Cuckoo
44. Noisy Friarbird
45. Noisy Miner
46. Black Swan
47. Common Starling
48. Red Wattlebird
49. Pacific Black Duck
50. Mallard
51. Eurasian Coot
52. Masked Lapwing
53. Fairy Martin
54. Willie Wagtail
55. Grey Butcherbird
56. Maned Duck
57. White-bellied Cuckooshrike
58. White-breasted Woodswallow
59. Black-faced Cuckooshrike
60. Musk Lorikeet
61. Satin Bowerbird
62. Silver Gull
63. Rock Dove
64. Pacific Koel
65. Great Crested Tern
66. Intermediate Egret
67. Little Egret
68. Eastern Cattle Egret
69. Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
70. Bell Miner
71. White-plumed Honeyeater
72. Australian King Parrot
73. Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
74. Little Corella
75. Pied Currawong
 
Jan 2, Centennial Park, Sydney, NSW

A couple of hours in Centennial Park before flying back to Singapore.

76. Australasian Grebe
77. Little Pied Cormorant
78. Little Black Cormorant
79. Hoary-headed Grebe
80. Great Cormorant
81. Hardhead
82. Grey Butcherbird
 
Jan 3, Singapore

Most of these birds were seen on a lunch time walk at Changi Business Park.

83. Asian Glossy Starling
84. Javan Myna
85. Black-naped Oriole
86. Chinese Pond Heron
87. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
88. Olive-backed Sunbird
89. Zebra Dove
90. Asian Brown Flycatcher
91. Collared Kingfisher
92. Indian Cuckoo
93. Yellow-vented Bulbul
94. White-throated Kingfisher
95. Brahminy Kite
96. Common Sandpiper
97. Common Iora
98. Grey Wagtail
99. Ashy Minivet
100. Germain's Swiftlet
101. Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
102. Long-tailed Shrike
103. Asian Koel
104. Common Tailorbird
105. Scaly-breasted Munia
106. Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker
107. Ruddy-breasted Crake
108. House Crow
109. Pacific Swallow
 
Jan 4, Singapore

On the way to work....

110. House Swift
111. Pink-necked Green Pigeon
112. Brown Shrike
113. White-breasted Waterhen
 
Jan 7, Bidadari Cemetery, Singapore

116. Black Baza
117. Blue-tailed Bee-eater
118. Arctic Warbler
119. Pied Triller
120. Daurian Starling
121. Von Schrenck's Bittern
122. Brown-throated Sunbird
 
Jan 8, Pulau Ubin, Singapore

123. Grey Heron
124. Little Tern
125. Crimson Sunbird
126. Asian Palm Swift
127. Abbott's Babbler
128. Ashy Tailorbird
129. Straw-headed Bulbul
130. Oriental Pied Hornbill
131. Crested Hawk Eagle
132. Olive-winged Bulbul
133. Common Emerald Dove
134. Large-billed Crow
135. Copper-throated Sunbird
136. Common Greenshank
137. Red-wattled Lapwing
138. Striated Heron
139. Pacific Golden Plover
140. Lanceolated Warbler
141. Black-headed Gull
142. Whimbrel
143. Common Tern
144. Whiskered Tern
145. Malayan Night Heron
146. Crow-billed Drongo
147. Van Hasselt's Sunbird
148. Common Kingfisher

After the ferry crossing back across to the mainland two introduced species in the ferry terminal carpark.

149. Tanimbar Corella
150. Red-breasted Parakeet
 
Jan 11, Singapore

151. Golden-bellied Gerygone
152. Yellow Bittern
153. Japanese Sparrowhawk
154. Paddyfield Pipit
 
Jan 15, Chinese Garden, Singapore

158. Oriental Magpie Robin
159. Malaysian Pied Fantail
160. Painted Stork
161. Black-crowned Night Heron
162. Common Snipe
 
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Jan 19, Singapore Botanic Gardens

A work dinner in one of the restaurants at the end of the day allowed two new year birds shortly before sunset.

165. Grey-rumped Treeswift
166. Banded Woodpecker
 
Jan 21, Singapore

Dairy Farm Nature Reserve
167. Blue-throated Bee-eater
168. Pin-striped Tit-Babbler
169. Dark-necked Tailorbird
170. Asian Red-eyed Bulbul
171. Crested Goshawk
172. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo

A trip to the Botanic Gardens in the afternoon to try for the Orange-headed Thrush present was washed out in a big storm. A few new birds though.

173. Common Hill Myna
174. Lesser Whistling Duck
175. Wandering Whistling Duck
 
Jan 22, Lorong Halus, Singapore

176. White-shouldered Starling
177. Sooty-headed Bulbul
178. Baya Weaver
179. Coppersmith Barbet
180. Chestnut Munia
181. White-browed Crake
182. Chinese Sparrowhawk
183. Purple Heron
 
Jan 23, Jurong, Singapore

Firstly thanks to fellow BFer SeeToh who suggested a site in Jurong I'd never been to before...

184. Cinnamon Bittern
185. Tiger Shrike
186. Laced Woodpecker
187. Lineated Barbet
188. Oriental Reed Warbler
189. Lesser Coucal
190. Zitting Cisticola
191. Pallas's Grasshopper Warbler
192. Wood Sandpiper
193. Pin-tailed Snipe
194. Peregrine Falcon
195. Savanna Nightjar
196. Watercock
197. Greater Coucal
 
Jan 24, Sengkang Riverside Park, Singapore

Firstly many thanks to the person who rated the thread since my last post. Much appreciated.

198. Rose-ringed Parakeet
199. Black-browed Reed Warbler
200. Dusky Warbler
 

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