Birding in Singapore - You call that puddle a Mudflat?!! 

Great video James I'm making my way through all your videos. I hope to visit Singapore one day to see the birds you so beautiful describe here.

5:35 that bird shaking its backside nonstop makes me giddy.... 😁

Awesome ❤video

Thanks James for your tips, made our first trip to LCK3 today and saw some lifers

Most informative. Thanks

Awesome documentary!

Shalom .Thank you. Watching from Brisbane, Australia. Praise the Lord. God bless you

Thank you James. For someone new to bird photography your videos are invaluable to me and I am sure other photographers as well!

Thanks sir

I really luv 2c birds luver like you around in SG. Hopefully, you can help influence NEA and NPark to plant trees that allows birds to nest and breed. At present, our housing estates have lots of trees but it does not form a good shelter to protect the vulnerable birds. Look at how the Hornbills attack our small birds. Small birds need thick brushes so that they can hide from predators. Yet our housing estates are planting trees without seeds or trees that do not provide great shelters for vulnerable birds. Anyway, great job.!! I luv it.

Thank you for the great explanation! Really enjoy your videos!

It's a pleasure to watch your videos. The presentation is exceptional. It feels as if I am standing right there.

Thanks James for the excellent tips

Very nice various birds. Nice video. Ths.

Lovely footage.. thanks for sharing.

I am ready, James Tann.

It is good that you show your map of the specific birds location and the trail towards the birding spot. Also good info ahead about the tight parking spaces. Well done

Awesome and informatic Video! I didn´t know, that there are so many species at Lim Chu Kang. The spot looks amazing! You did a very good Job explainng the area and the birds. I subscribed to your channel. Greetings from Germany. Yours Stefan

You know I signed up for Nature Society Bird Race 2020 ;)

Thanks James for this useful info for new birders! Always saw photos from here but never knew where it was or how to get there.

It would be great for newbie like me had you include the names of the birds like your other videos thks

I wonder if foreign visitors are allowed to go there.. Very informative, this is very different from the other parts of SG..

Thanks for the useful information. How do I get there by public transport?

nobody around while you are filming ?

Thank you ! is it possible to cycle there ?=)