PHOTO 1.
Oriental Magpie Robin
The male is easily identified by its striking contrast of black
and white feathers.
The female has black upperparts, but has a dark grey
breast.
This bird is known to sing well.
The male Oriental Magpie Robin (OMR)
has striking black and white colours including the black breast. The
female also has black upperparts, but has a dark grey breast. The OMR
is a bird native to Singapore, but I rarely see it in public gardens
and open spaces.
Suddenly perched 10 feet from me in
the hot afternoon sunlight of Gardens by the Bay on 17 Apr 2023.
Canon R5, 24-105mm lens, AV Mode, F11, ISO 200. Set to AV Mode. No
time to waste.
UPDATE:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2023/04/birds-gardens-by-bay-17-apr-2023.html
Oriental Magpie-Robin, Lentor Plain, Singapore. 17 Jul 2023, 8.57 am
Oriental Magpie-Robin, Lentor Plain, Singapore. 17 Jul 2023, 8.57 am
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PHOTO 3. Use TV Mode, 1/1000 sec shutter speed, f/4.5, ISO AUTO
The male Oriental magpie-robin has black and white plumage. Females are greyish brown and white. 9 Aug 2023, 9.36 am, Yio Chu Kang, Lentor, Singapore Use TV Mode at 1/1000 sec to get sharp image, f/4.5, ISO Auto (actual is 400). Canon R5. Handheld. 105mm.
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UPDATE:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2023/04/birds-gardens-by-bay-17-apr-2023.html
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