White-throated Kingfisher 白喉翠鸟 @Supertree Grove (2021 0516)
The White-throated Kingfisher gets its name from the obvious white patch on its throat that can extend down to its breast.
The White-throated Kingfisher (Halcyon smyrnensis) is one of the most common kingfishers in Singapore and Southeast Asia It is highly adaptable and can be spotted along the fringes of reservoirs, as well as open fields and secondary scrub far from water. It grows up to 28 cm, making it one of the bigger kingfisher species found locally. In addition to fish, it also preys on large insects and small animals.
Locate: Supertree Grove @Gardens by the Bay
Getting There:
MRT BayFront (CE2/DT16) Exit B (Marina Bay Sand Hotel) via Underpass
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