Jurong Bird Park Jurong Bird Park species list, September 2019

JURONG BIRD PARK (25 Sept)


This is a current species list from my visit on 25 September 2019.

See the thread by @lintworm for his species list from April 2019 (Jurong Bird Park species list 2019 [Jurong Bird Park]).

I actually wasn't going to post this list as lintworm's visit was only five months prior, but when I started typing it out I realised that there had been a substantial amount of changes in species on-show and in where species are housed. It's really quite remarkable how often birds seem to move on/off display at Jurong. However I have set out my lists in the same order as in lintworm's thread for ease of comparison, and I have made some comments in my list with regards to changes between his and my visits.

In his thread lintworm noted that the signage was all quite new and up-to-date, but even so much of it appears to have been changed between his April visit and my September visit, as there were numerous differences in signed species.

I have left the "off show" lists at the bottom as they were (with an additional note that Metallic Pigeon is now being kept) because I don't know how they may have changed. @Zooish may like to comment on these species (and any of the others).

In the second post of this thread I have posted the species list by taxonomic groupings (rather than by which aviary the birds are kept in). On that list there are 385 bird species in total. That number includes the species present on my visit as well as the species listed by lintworm in April which were not signed on my visit, and the species listed by lintworm as being held off-show. If the latter categories are removed (comprising 74 species) then there were 311 species actually on-show (seen, or signed as being present) during my visit.



PENGUIN COAST

African Penguin (in an outdoor enclosure, separate from the other penguin species)

Humboldt Penguin
King Penguin
Gentoo Penguin
Macaroni Penguin (I only saw one)
Southern Rockhopper Penguin (I only saw one)
Silver Gull (I only saw one)
? Grey-headed Gull (on lintworm's list but I did not see any)

[Formerly there had also been a second enclosure within the penguin house, with puffins etc, but this is now covered up]


PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
(Not mentioned in lintworm's species lists, situated just past Penguin Coast; the birds probably change constantly but on my visit these were the species present)

Salmon-crested (Moluccan) Cockatoo
Sun Conure
Blue and Gold Macaw
hybrid Macaw


HELICONIA WALK
(The inhabitants of these eight aviaries have all changed significantly since lintworm's April 2019 species list. Three species on lintworm's list which are no longer at the park are Nyasa Lovebird [now at the Singapore Zoo], Black-winged Lovebird, and Brown-throated Parakeet [both now at Singapore River Safari]. A number of the species in these aviaries were also segregated by sex - i.e. females in one aviary and males in another - presumably because of the upcoming move to a new location)

1.
Northern Lapwing
Mountain Peacock-Pheasant
Greater Green Leafbird (one male - unsigned)

2.
Blue Ground Dove (only males)
Crested Wood Partridge (Roulroul)
Greater Green Leafbird (one female - unsigned)

3.
Bush Stone-Curlew
Amazonian Motmot (signed as M. momota)

4.
Blue Ground Dove (only females - unsigned)
Hildebrandt's Starling
White-lined Tanager
Green Broadbill
Mountain Peacock-Pheasant (unsigned)

5.
Red and Yellow Barbet
Gouldian Finch
Cut-throat Finch
Java Sparrow
European Goldfinch (signed but not seen)
Speckled Mousebird
Crested Quail-Dove
Collared Partridge (female - unsigned)

6.
Collared Partridge
Toucan Barbet (unsigned)

7.
Tambourine Dove
Lemon Dove
Silver-eared Mesia (unsigned)
Yellow Cardinal (unsigned)
Crested Fireback (unsigned)

8.
Toucan Barbet (unsigned)
Mountain Peacock-Pheasant (unsigned)


WETLAND AVIARIES
(There have been a number of changes to species in these aviaries since lintworm's April 2019 species list)

1.
American White Ibis
Straw-necked Ibis
Waldrapp (Northern Bald Ibis)
Roseate Spoonbill
Black-faced Spoonbill
Hamerkop
Nene (Hawaiian Goose)
Eurasian Magpie
Crested Mynah
Long-tailed Mockingbird (I did not see any in this aviary, but I did see them in the Waterfall Aviary later)

2.
Shoebill
Boatbill Heron
Abdim's Stork
(For this aviary lintworm listed only Shoebill and unsigned Meller's Duck - I did not see the latter species anywhere; the Boatbills and Abdim's Storks arrived after his visit)

3.
(This aviary cannot be approached by visitors, only viewed from a distance. Lintworm listed Saddlebill and Painted Storks in this aviary, neither of which I saw anywhere in the park)
Scarlet Ibis
Asiatic Black-headed Ibis
Black Stork
Lesser Adjutant


ROYAL RAMBLE
(Note that for most of my day it was raining heavily, so for these particular aviaries I just noted down the species on the signage and did not linger long to try and see whether all the birds were actually present. There are a number of birds in lintworm's list which were not on the current signage)

1.
Hartlaub's Touraco
White-cheeked Touraco
White-crested Touraco
Livingston's Touraco
Bruce's Green Pigeon
Wonga Pigeon
[Lintworm additionally listed Golden-breasted (Royal) Starling, Madagascar Turtle Dove, Tambourine Dove, Violet Touraco, Common Bronzewing, West African Pied Hornbill, and Purple-crested Touraco - the latter three were not signed or seen anywhere in the park on my visit]

2.
Blue-faced Honeyeater
Crested Pigeon
Victoria Crowned Pigeon
Luzon Hornbill (manillae)
[This is the same species line-up as on lintworm's visit]

3.
White-shouldered Starling (S. sinensis)
Lemon Dove
Bar-shouldered Dove
Island Imperial Pigeon (D. pistrinaria)
Luzon Bleeding-Heart Pigeon
[Lintworm additionally listed Von der Decken's Hornbill, Mountain Bamboo Partridge, and Brush Bronzewing - the last-named was not seen or signed anywhere on my visit]


WINDOWS ON PARADISE
(As with the previous set of aviaries, I noted down the species on the signage but did not spend too long checking for birds. I will note the species I actually saw in the aviaries. Also lintworm noted the presence of King Bird of Paradise and Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise in the aviaries behind the display aviaries [i.e. off-display but still visible])

1.
(Of these ones I only saw the bird of paradise and one of the imperial pigeons [not sure which one!])
Red Bird of Paradise
Pinon Imperial Pigeon (D. pinon)
Blue-tailed Imperial Pigeon (D. concinna)
Mountain Peacock-Pheasant
Victoria Crowned Pigeon

2.
(Of these I saw the bird of paradise and the imperial pigeon)
Lesser Bird of Paradise
White Imperial Pigeon (D. luctuosa)
Western Crowned Pigeon

3.
(Of these I saw the bird of paradise and the imperial pigeon)
Raggiana Bird of Paradise
Pink-headed Imperial Pigeon (D. rosacea)
Wonga Pigeon
Germain's Peacock-Pheasant


HORNBILLS AND TOUCANS
(I tried keeping note of these in order of aviary but because of the rain, and because species were present in multiple aviaries, and because of the presence of both current and out-of-date signage on aviaries, and because of the layout of the aviaries which makes a numerical ordering difficult ... I gave up and just wrote down all the species I saw. I have arranged the species in the same order as that of lintworm's list)

Red-billed Blue Magpie (unsigned - not on lintworm's list)
Helmeted Curassow (unsigned - not on lintworm's list)
Great Curassow (unsigned - not on lintworm's list)
[In the gallery @Zooish mentions Bare-faced Curassow also being kept in these aviaries but I didn't see that one]
Vulturine Guineafowl
Green Peafowl (unsigned)
Blue-winged Goose (unsigned - these were moved to Singapore Zoo after my visit according to a post by Zooish later in this thread)
Great Blue Touraco (signed but unfortunately I did not see them)
Toco Toucan
Red-billed Toucan
Von Der Decken's Hornbill
Western Long-tailed Hornbill (not on lintworm's list)
Trumpeter Hornbill
Northern African Grey Hornbill
Southern Ground Hornbill
Great Hornbill
Papuan Hornbill
Wreathed Hornbill (signed but I did not see them)
Oriental Pied Hornbill (signed but I did not see them here)
Rhinoceros Hornbill
Malayan Black Hornbill (signed but I did not see them)
White-crowned Hornbill
Polillo Island Hornbill (subniger)

Bushy-crested Hornbill and Red-billed Hornbill were on lintworm's list but I did not see them here (in a later post in this thread Zooish says the latter species is now in the Lory Loft aviary). He also noted the presence of Wrinkled Hornbill off-show but visible.


LORY LOFT
(For the lories and lorikeets the list is from the signage - I didn't note which species I actually saw, and the presence of hybrids complicates the matter. There is also a block of lories listed by lintworm for which I did not see any signage. I note that there are some species which lintworm listed as not being signed (Pesquet's and Australian King Parrots) which now are signed, so the signage must have all been changed since his visit. For the other species on my list, they are a mix of signed and unsigned species, all of which I saw except the Blue-winged Kookaburra and Red-billed Hornbills which are apparently in there)

Magpie Goose

Western Crowned Pigeon
Streptopelia sp. (unsigned)
Plus another pigeon species I couldn't identify (both pigeon species were in the tops of the trees and difficult to see)

Purple-naped Lory
Black-capped Lory
Yellow-bibbed Lory
Coconut Lorikeet
Rainbow Lorikeet
Marigold Lorikeet
Red-collared Lorikeet

Brown Lory (listed by lintworm but I did not see signage for these species)
Blue-streaked Lory (listed by lintworm but I did not see signage for these species)
Chattering Lory (listed by lintworm but I did not see signage for these species)
Red Lory (listed by lintworm but I did not see signage for these species)
Dusky Lory (listed by lintworm but I did not see signage for these species)

Palm Cockatoo (listed by lintworm but I did not see signage for this species)

Cornelia's Eclectus Parrot (lintworm has Solomon Island Eclectus listed for this aviary, but the current signage is for Cornelia's Eclectus which is from Sumba Island)
Major Mitchell's Cockatoo
Pesquet's Parrot
Australian King Parrot

Blue-winged Kookaburra (unsigned, did not see)

Red-billed Hornbill (in lintworm's April list these were housed with the other hornbills; I did not see them at all but in a post later in this thread Zooish says they are now here in the Lory Loft aviary)

Bearded Barbet

Seychelles Magpie-Robin (unsigned - at the time I assumed it was a possibly wild Oriental Magpie-Robin; there is only one individual here)

Chestnut and Black Weaver

Golden-breasted (Royal) Starling (unsigned; one bird seen)

Red-billed Blue Magpie


BIRDS OF PREY

1.
Philippine Eagle (not present on lintworm's visit)

2.
Andean Condor (x 1)
King Vulture (x 1)
Turkey Vulture (x 5)


JUNGLE JEWELS

Aviaries at entrance:

1.
Crowned Hornbill (did not see)
Lemon Dove

2.
Hoopoe
Lemon Dove
Toucan Barbet (signed for this aviary but on my visit were actually housed in the Heliconia Walk aviaries)


Free-flying within the walk-through aviary:
(I saw about half of the signed species - those marked below with an asterisk are the species I saw. With regards to lintworm's list from April, White-lined Tanager and Red-fronted Barbet were added on the signage (and I saw them both), but Rosy-billed Pochard, Crimson-bellied Conure, Dusky Parrot, Red-fan Parrot (Hawk-headed Parrot), and Chestnut Weaver were no longer signed and I did not see any)

*Southern Black-bellied Whistling Duck
*White-faced Whistling Duck
*Carolina Wood Duck
*Common Shelduck (unsigned)

Peruvian Pigeon
White-crowned Pigeon
Blue Ground Dove
*Crested Quail Dove
Olive Pigeon
Dusky Turtle Dove
*Malagasy Turtle Dove
*Laughing Dove
Blue-spotted Wood Dove

Violet Touraco

*Sun Conure
*Blue-crowned Conure
*Grey-hooded Parakeet

*Red-fronted Barbet (not on lintworm's list from April)

Golden-breasted (Royal) Starling
Ashy Starling
Chestnut-bellied Starling
Violet-backed Starling

*Red-crested Cardinal
*Blue-grey Tanager
Turquoise Tanager
*Silver-beaked Tanager
*White-lined Tanager (not on lintworm's list)
*Saffron Finch
Yellow-hooded Blackbird


DINOSAUR DESCENDANTS

1.
Marabou
Grey-necked Crowned Crane (unsigned)

2.
Common cassowary

3.
Sarus Crane (did not see)

4.
Black-necked Crowned Crane
Grey-necked Crowned Crane

5.
Emu

6.
Emu


PELICAN COVE

Australian Pelican
Dalmatian Pelican
American White Pelican
Great White Pelican
Spot-billed Pelican
Pink-backed Pelican


SWAN LAKE

Black Swan
Mute Swan

There seemed to be only one individual of each swan species. There was also signage here for Magpie Goose (now in the Lory Loft aviary), Australian Pelican (now with the other pelicans), Spur-winged Goose and Great Cormorant (neither kept any more?).


WATERFALL AVIARY
(This species list is from the signage - I have put an asterisk next to the species I saw [about half the species]. The only unsigned species I saw in the aviary was Blue Peafowl. With regards to the signed species noted by lintworm from his April visit, the following species are no longer signed and were not seen here by me [although certain species were seen in other aviaries in the park]: Red Junglefowl, Timneh Grey Parrot, African Grey Parrot, Brown-necked Parrot, Nanday Parakeet, Goffin's Cockatoo, Western Plantain-eater, Asian Koel, Bearded Barbet, Laced Woodpecker, Greater Hill Mynah, White-rumped Shama)

*Helmeted Guineafowl
*Eastern Crested Guineafowl
*Blue Peafowl (unsigned)

*Sacred Ibis
Roseate Spoonbill
*Milky Stork

*Masked Lapwing

Senegal Parrot
*Rueppell's Parrot
*Red-bellied Parrot
*Red-sided Eclectus Parrot
Indian Ringneck Parakeet
*Red-breasted (Moustached) Parakeet
Monk Parakeet
Dusky-headed Conure
*Black-capped Conure

African Green Pigeon
Speckled Pigeon
*Laughing Dove
*Pied Imperial Pigeon
*Western Crowned Pigeon
*Diamond Dove
*Eared Dove

Collared Kingfisher (not on lintworm's list)

Blue-bellied Roller
Purple Roller
European Roller
*Oriental Dollarbird
Von der Decken's Hornbill

*Red-winged Starling
*Superb Starling
Lesser Blue-eared Starling
Purple Starling
Long-tailed Glossy Starling
Emerald Starling
Violet-backed Starling

Greater Racquet-tailed Drongo

*White-crowned Robin Chat
Grey-headed Bristlebill
Oriental Magpie Robin
*Red-whiskered Bulbul

Yellow Bishop
*Village Weaver
*Taveta Golden Weaver

Blue-grey Tanager
Red-crested Cardinal
*Long-tailed Mockingbird


Also (apparently present but unsigned, see post by Zooish later in the thread):
Ring-tailed Lemur
Azara's Agouti


PARROT PARADISE

Aviaries clockwise:

1.
Hyacinth Macaw
Chestnut-fronted Macaw

2.
Patagonian Conure (signed for this species but the aviary was empty for renovations)

3.
Spix's Macaw (did not see!)

4.
Blue-headed Macaw

5.
Red-bellied Macaw

6.
Military Macaw
Blue-headed Parrot
Lilac-crowned Amazon
Green-cheeked Amazon
Black-headed Caique
White-bellied Caique

7.
Blue-throated Macaw

8.
Scarlet Macaw

9.
Green-winged Macaw
Northern Red-shouldered Macaw (D. n. nobilis, but signed as being the Southern cumanensis)
Red-fronted Macaw
(Also signed for this aviary but not seen: Great Green Macaw, Galah, White Cockatoo)

10.
Pesquet's Parrot (unsigned)

11.
Blue-eyed Cockatoo
Salmon-crested Cockatoo

12.
Galah
Cockatiel
Hooded Parrot
Major Mitchell's Cockatoo
Red-tailed Black Cockatoo

13.
Citron-crested Cockatoo

14.
Yellow-faced Amazon
Dusky Parrot

15.
Solomon Islands Eclectus Parrot

16.
African Grey Parrot

17.
Yellow-shouldered Amazon
Chestnut-fronted Macaw

18.
Sun Conure

19.
Lear's Macaw


WINGS OF ASIA

Enclosures outside the walk-through aviary entrance:

Black-necked Stork
Cape Barren Goose


Free-flying species within the walk-through aviary:
(This list is from the signage: I have marked the species I actually saw with an asterisk [about two-thirds of the species]. The only difference from lintworm's April list is that Green Pheasant and Red Turtle Dove were no longer signed)

*Lesser Mouse Deer

*Red Junglefowl
*Cabot's Tragopan
Vietnamese Pheasant

*Masked Lapwing
Slaty-legged Crake

*Ashy Wood Pigeon
*Pale-capped Pigeon
Green Imperial Pigeon
*Pied Imperial pigeon
*Grey-capped Emerald Dove
*Pink-necked Green Pigeon
*Sclater's Crowned Pigeon
*Nicobar Pigeon
*Zebra Dove
*Luzon Bleeding-heart Dove

Red-breasted (Moustached) Parakeet
Blossom-headed Parakeet

*Laced Woodpecker
*Lineated Barbet

*Black-naped Oriole
Blue-winged Leafbird

*Coleto
Red-billed Starling
*Asian Glossy Starling
Asian Pied Mynah
*Bank Mynah
*Common Hill Mynah
Orange-spotted Bulbul
*Red-whiskered Bulbul
Sooty-headed Bulbul
White-rumped Shama
Eurasian Blackbird
*Chinese Hwamei
*Asian Fairy Bluebird

Baya Weaver
*White-headed Munia
Scaly-breasted Munia


Side aviaries (counterclockwise):
(The species overall are mostly the same as in lintworm's April lists, although there has been a fair amount of aviary-swapping)

1.
Mountain Peacock-Pheasant
Grey-backed Mynah
Spice Imperial Pigeon
Common Green Magpie

2.
Blue-winged Leafbird
Thick-billed Green Pigeon
Jambu Fruit Dove
Chestnut-naped Imperial Pigeon (the paulina subspecies of Green Imperial)
Blue-rumped Parrot
Malayan Peacock-Pheasant
Chestnut-crowned Hooded Pitta (Pitta sordida cucullata)

3.
Lineated Barbet
Hawfinch
Mountain Bamboo Partridge

4.
Blue-crowned Laughing Thrush
Sulawesi Ground Dove
Reeves' Pheasant
Yellow-breasted Fruit Dove
Purple-tailed Imperial Pigeon

5.
Crested Jay
Santa Cruz Ground Dove
Blue-winged Leafbird
Blue-winged Pitta
Crested Wood Partridge (Roulroul)

6.
Gouldian Finch
Red Avadavat
Oriental White-eye
Siamese Fireback Pheasant

7.
Javan Pied Starling
Sulawesi Ground Dove
Barred Cuckoo Dove
Pacific Imperial Pigeon
Green Broadbill
Malayan Crested Fireback Pheasant

8.
Chinese Hwamei
Red-billed Leiothrix (Pekin Robin)
Papuan King Parrot (did not see)
Grey-backed Thrush (did not see)
Blue-crowned Hanging Parrot
Blue-winged Pitta
Barred Cuckoo Dove
Grey Junglefowl (unsigned)

9.
Chestnut-naped Imperial Pigeon (the paulina subspecies of Green Imperial)
Bali Mynah
Yellow-faced Mynah
Mountain Bamboo Partridge (did not see)
Great Argus Pheasant (unsigned)

10.
Asian Fairy Bluebird
Grey Peacock-Pheasant (unsigned)

11.
White-rumped Shama
Collared Partridge
Pacific Imperial Pigeon
Grey-backed Mynah

12.
Greater Green Leafbird
Mindanao Bleeding-heart Dove
Green Junglefowl
Crested Wood Partridge (Roulroul)
Chestnut-crowned Hooded Pitta (Pitta sordida cucullata) (did not see)

13.
Tawny Frogmouth
Edward's Pheasant
Iris Lorikeet

14.
Straw-headed Bulbul
Bronze-tailed Peacock-Pheasant

15.
Blue-winged Leafbird
Chestnut-crowned Hooded Pitta (Pitta sordida cucullata)
Barred Cuckoo Dove
Swinhoe's Pheasant

16.
Asian Azure-winged Magpie
Black-naped Fruit Dove
Chinese Bamboo Partridge

17.
Bali Mynah
Blue-winged Pitta
Chestnut-naped Imperial Pigeon (the paulina subspecies of Green Imperial)
Sulawesi Ground Dove
Orange-fronted Fruit Dove
Sri Lankan Junglefowl


FLAMINGO ENCLOSURES

1.
Greater Flamingo

2.
Lesser Flamingo

3.
Caribbean Flamingo
[apparently there is one unsigned Chilean Flamingo in here too]


OTHER BIRDS NOT ON SHOW
The following lists are just copied directly from lintworm's lists because they are all off-show (or only viewable during presentations). One additional species not on lintworm's lists is Metallic Pigeon, of which there was a chick in an incubator in the rearing centre, with a sign saying that it was the first one hatched at Jurong. @Zooish might like to comment further on these lists.

HAWK SHOW
Cinereous Vulture
White-backed Vulture
Hooded Vulture
Black Vulture
Brahminy Kite
Bald Eagle
White-bellied Sea Eagle
Harris' Hawk
Crested Caracara
Eurasian Eagle Owl
Bengal Eagle Owl
Barn Owl
Malay Fish Owl

HIGH FLYERS SHOW
Scarlet Macaw
Green-winged Macaw
Blue and Gold Macaw
Hyacinth Macaw
Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
Yellow-naped Amazon
Great Pied Hornbill
Bar-pouched Hornbill
Toco Toucan
Dalmation Pelican
Great White Pelican
Spot-billed Pelican
Greater Flamingo
Scarlet Ibis


OFF SHOW

African Fish Eagle
Palm Nut Vulture
Changeable Hawk Eagle
[Himalayan Griffon Vulture was listed under the on-show species by lintworm but is now presumably kept off-show as their aviary now houses Philippine Eagles]

Rufous Hornbill (makes appearances during Hornbill ChitChat)

Buffon's (Great Green) Macaw
Yellow-collared Macaw
Philippine Cockatoo
Umbrella Cockatoo
Vinaceous-breasted Amazon
Yellow-headed Amazon
Festive Amazon
Ornate Lorikeet
Stella's Lorikeet

Metallic Pigeon [I saw a chick in the rearing centre - according to a post by Zooish later in this thread, the Metallic Pigeons are now housed in the Wings Of Asia aviary]

Javan Green Magpie


ADDITIONAL BIRDS
(These are other species not otherwise mentioned above, which are depicted in recent photos in the Zoochat gallery for Jurong and are presumably currently there, either on or off show. All the photos were uploaded by @Goura in August 2019, apart for one by @Zooish [Razor-billed Curassow, also from August])

Northern Goshawk
Wallace's Hawk-Eagle
Timor Sparrow
Chestnut-bellied Seedfinch
Brown-throated Sunbird
Yellow-rumped Flycatcher
Razor-billed Curassow
Bare-faced Curassow also mentioned in comments

 

This is all the species from the lists above, arranged in taxonomic groupings (rather than by which aviary they are in) so that it is easy to see what they have/had on show.

I have included:
A) all the species I saw or which were signed, as the signage all appeared to be recently-updated (based on lintworm's April visit).
B) (most of the) species which were listed by lintworm as being signed or on-show on his April visit but not on mine, as it is likely most are still at the bird park, although perhaps not all currently on-show.
C) the off-show species listed by lintworm.
D) species photographed recently on-show (all from August).

The species from the latter three categories above have all been annotated appropriately in the lists.

There are 385 bird species in total listed here. If the latter three categories are removed (comprising 74 species) then there were 311 species actually on-show (seen, or signed as being present) during my visit.


Lesser Mouse Deer (in the Wings Of Asia aviary)
Ring-tailed Lemur (in the Waterfall Aviary)
Azara's Agouti (in the Waterfall Aviary)


Emu
Common cassowary

African Penguin
Humboldt Penguin
King Penguin
Gentoo Penguin
Macaroni Penguin
Southern Rockhopper Penguin

Silver Gull
Grey-headed Gull (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)

Bush Stone-Curlew

Northern Lapwing
Masked Lapwing

Australian Pelican
Dalmatian Pelican
American White Pelican
Great White Pelican
Spot-billed Pelican
Pink-backed Pelican

Shoebill

Sarus Crane
Black-necked Crowned Crane
Grey-necked Crowned Crane

Slaty-legged Crake

Lesser Adjutant
Marabou
Black-necked Stork
Saddlebill Stork (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Black Stork
Painted Stork (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Milky Stork
Abdim's Stork

Hamerkop

Boatbill Heron

Scarlet Ibis
American White Ibis
Sacred Ibis
Asiatic Black-headed Ibis
Straw-necked Ibis
Waldrapp (Northern Bald Ibis)
Roseate Spoonbill
Black-faced Spoonbill

Lesser Flamingo
Greater Flamingo
Caribbean Flamingo
[apparently there is also one unsigned Chilean Flamingo in with the Caribbeans]

Black Swan
Mute Swan
Magpie Goose
Nene (Hawaiian Goose)
Cape Barren Goose
Blue-winged Goose (moved to Singapore Zoo after my visit)
Southern Black-bellied Whistling Duck
White-faced Whistling Duck
Common Shelduck
Carolina Wood Duck
Rosy-billed Pochard (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Meller's Duck (listed by lintworm in April, but not seen by me)

Philippine Eagle
Andean Condor
King Vulture
Turkey Vulture
Cinereous Vulture (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
White-backed Vulture (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Hooded Vulture (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Black Vulture (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Himalayan Griffon Vulture (off-display)
Palm Nut Vulture (off-display)
Brahminy Kite (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Bald Eagle (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
African Fish Eagle (off-display)
White-bellied Sea Eagle (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Changeable Hawk Eagle (off-display)
Wallace's Hawk Eagle (off-display, pictured in the gallery from August)
Northern Goshawk (off-display, pictured in the gallery from August)
Harris' Hawk (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Crested Caracara (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)

Eurasian Eagle Owl (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Bengal Eagle Owl (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Barn Owl (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)
Malay Fish Owl (off-display other than in the Hawk Show)

Tawny Frogmouth

Helmeted Curassow
Great Curassow
Bare-faced Curassow (noted in a photo comment in August as being on-display but I didn't see any)
Razor-billed Curassow (photographed on display in August but I didn't see any)

Vulturine Guineafowl
Helmeted Guineafowl
Eastern Crested Guineafowl

Blue Peafowl
Green Peafowl
Red Junglefowl
Grey Junglefowl
Green Junglefowl
Sri Lankan Junglefowl
Green Pheasant (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Vietnamese Pheasant
Edward's Pheasant
Swinhoe's Pheasant
Reeves' Pheasant
Siamese Fireback Pheasant
Great Argus Pheasant
Malayan Crested Fireback Pheasant
Cabot's Tragopan
Grey Peacock-Pheasant
Malayan Peacock-Pheasant
Bronze-tailed Peacock-Pheasant
Mountain Peacock-Pheasant
Germain's Peacock-Pheasant
Crested Wood Partridge (Roulroul)
Chinese Bamboo Partridge
Mountain Bamboo Partridge
Collared Partridge

Palm Cockatoo (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Red-tailed Black Cockatoo
Major Mitchell's Cockatoo
Greater Sulphur-crested Cockatoo (off-display except in the High Flyers bird show)
Goffin's Cockatoo (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Philippine Cockatoo (off-display)
Citron-crested Cockatoo
Blue-eyed Cockatoo
Salmon-crested (Moluccan) Cockatoo
Umbrella (White) Cockatoo
Galah
Cockatiel
Purple-naped Lory
Black-capped Lory
Yellow-bibbed Lory
Coconut Lorikeet
Rainbow Lorikeet
Marigold Lorikeet
Red-collared Lorikeet
Iris Lorikeet
Brown Lory (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Blue-streaked Lory (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Chattering Lory (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Red Lory (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Dusky Lory (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Ornate Lorikeet (off-display)
Stella's Lorikeet (off-display)
Cornelia's Eclectus Parrot
Red-sided Eclectus Parrot
Solomon Islands Eclectus Parrot
Blue-crowned Hanging Parrot
Pesquet's Parrot
Australian King Parrot
Papuan King Parrot
Blue-rumped Parrot
Hooded Parrot
African Grey Parrot
Timneh Grey Parrot (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Brown-necked Parrot (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Senegal Parrot
Rueppell's Parrot
Red-bellied Parrot
Indian Ringneck Parakeet
Red-breasted (Moustached) Parakeet
Blossom-headed Parakeet
Hyacinth Macaw
Lear's Macaw
Scarlet Macaw
Green-winged Macaw
Blue and Gold Macaw
hybrid Macaw
Military Macaw
Great Green (Buffon's) Macaw (off-display)
Blue-throated Macaw
Yellow-collared Macaw (off-display)
Spix's Macaw
Blue-headed Macaw
Red-bellied Macaw
Northern Red-shouldered Macaw (D. n. nobilis, but signed as being the Southern cumanensis)
Red-fronted Macaw
Chestnut-fronted Macaw
Lilac-crowned Amazon
Green-cheeked Amazon
Yellow-shouldered Amazon
Yellow-naped Amazon (off-display except in the High Flyers bird show)
Vinaceous-breasted Amazon (off-display)
Yellow-headed Amazon (off-display)
Festive Amazon (off-display)
Yellow-faced Amazon
Black-headed Caique
White-bellied Caique
Blue-headed Parrot
Dusky Parrot
Patagonian Conure (signed, but the aviary was empty for renovations)
Sun Conure
Nanday Parakeet (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Blue-crowned Conure
Grey-hooded Parakeet
Monk Parakeet
Dusky-headed Conure
Black-capped Conure
Crimson-bellied Conure (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Red-fan Parrot (Hawk-headed Parrot) (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)

Victoria Crowned Pigeon
Western Crowned Pigeon
Sclater's Crowned Pigeon
Nicobar Pigeon
(Chestnut-naped) Green Imperial Pigeon (D. aenea paulina)
Pied Imperial Pigeon (D.bicolor)
White Imperial Pigeon (D. luctuosa)
Pink-headed Imperial Pigeon (D. rosacea)
Pinon Imperial Pigeon (D. pinon)
Blue-tailed Imperial Pigeon (D. concinna)
Island Imperial Pigeon (D. pistrinaria)
Purple-tailed Imperial Pigeon (D. rufigaster)
Spice Imperial Pigeon (D. myristicivora)
Pacific Imperial Pigeon (D. pacifica)
Bruce's Green Pigeon
African Green Pigeon
Pink-necked Green Pigeon
Thick-billed Green Pigeon
Jambu Fruit Dove
Yellow-breasted Fruit Dove
Black-naped Fruit Dove
Orange-fronted Fruit Dove
Ashy Wood Pigeon
Pale-capped Pigeon
Metallic Pigeon (off-display on my visit, but they are now on-show)
Luzon Bleeding-Heart Pigeon
Mindanao Bleeding-heart Dove
Sulawesi Ground Dove
Santa Cruz Ground Dove
Grey-capped Emerald Dove
Barred Cuckoo Dove
Crested Pigeon
Common Bronzewing (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Bush Bronzewing (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Wonga Pigeon
Olive Pigeon
Speckled Pigeon
Bar-shouldered Dove
Dusky Turtle Dove
Madagascan Turtle Dove
Laughing Dove
Red Turtle Dove (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Zebra Dove
Diamond Dove
Blue-spotted Wood Dove
Tambourine Dove
Lemon Dove
Peruvian Pigeon
White-crowned Pigeon
Eared Dove
Blue Ground Dove
Crested Quail Dove

Asian Koel (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)

Great Blue Touraco
Violet Touraco
Hartlaub's Touraco
White-cheeked Touraco
White-crested Touraco
Livingston's Touraco
Purple-crested Touraco (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Western Plantain-eater (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)

Von der Decken's Hornbill
Western Long-tailed Hornbill
Trumpeter Hornbill
Crowned Hornbill
Northern African Grey Hornbill
Red-billed Hornbill
West African Pied Hornbill (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Southern Ground Hornbill
Wrinkled Hornbill (noted by lintworm as being off-display)
Rufous Hornbill (off-display)
Great Hornbill
Papuan Hornbill
Wreathed Hornbill
Bar-pouched Hornbill (off-display except in the High Flyers bird show)
Oriental Pied Hornbill
Rhinoceros Hornbill
Malayan Black Hornbill
Bushy-crested Hornbill (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
White-crowned Hornbill
Luzon Hornbill (manillae)
Polillo Island Hornbill (subniger)

Hoopoe

Blue-winged Kookaburra
Collared Kingfisher

Blue-bellied Roller
Purple Roller
European Roller
Oriental Dollarbird

Laced Woodpecker

Lineated Barbet
Fire-tufted Barbet (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Coppersmith Barbet (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Red-fronted Barbet
Brown-breasted Barbet (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)
Bearded Barbet
Red and Yellow Barbet
Toucan Barbet

Toco Toucan
Red-billed Toucan

Amazonian Motmot (signed as M. momota)

Green Broadbill

Blue-winged Pitta
Chestnut-crowned Hooded Pitta (Pitta sordida cucullata)

Speckled Mousebird

Asian Fairy Bluebird
Greater Green Leafbird
Blue-winged Leafbird

Grey-headed Bristlebill
Orange-spotted Bulbul
Red-whiskered Bulbul
Sooty-headed Bulbul
Straw-headed Bulbul

Yellow-rumped Flycatcher (photographed on display in August but I didn't see any)

Eurasian Blackbird
Grey-backed Thrush
White-rumped Shama
White-crowned Robin Chat
Oriental Magpie-Robin
Seychelles Magpie-Robin (an unsigned bird in the Lory Loft - at the time I assumed it was a possibly-wild Oriental Magpie-Robin)

Silver-eared Mesia
Red-billed Leiothrix (Pekin Robin)
Blue-crowned Laughing Thrush
Chinese Hwamei

Long-tailed Mockingbird

Yellow Bishop
Village Weaver
Taveta Golden Weaver
Chestnut and Black Weaver
Baya Weaver

European Goldfinch
Hawfinch

Gouldian Finch
Red Avadavat
Cut-throat Finch
Java Sparrow
Timor Sparrow (photographed on display in August but I didn't see any)
White-headed Munia
Scaly-breasted Munia

Yellow Cardinal
Red-crested Cardinal
Blue-grey Tanager
Turquoise Tanager
Silver-beaked Tanager
White-lined Tanager
Chestnut-bellied Seedfinch (photographed on display in August but I didn't see any)
Saffron Finch
Yellow-hooded Blackbird

Blue-faced Honeyeater

Golden-breasted (Royal) Starling
Ashy Starling
Chestnut-bellied Starling
Violet-backed Starling
Hildebrandt's Starling
Red-winged Starling
Superb Starling
Lesser Blue-eared Starling
Purple Starling
Long-tailed Glossy Starling
Emerald Starling
Violet-backed Starling
White-shouldered Starling
Red-billed Starling
Asian Glossy Starling
Javan Pied Starling
Asian Pied Mynah
Grey-backed Mynah
Bali Mynah
Yellow-faced Mynah
Coleto
Bank Mynah
Crested Mynah
Common Hill Mynah

Black-naped Oriole

Greater Racquet-tailed Drongo

Oriental White-eye

Brown-throated Sunbird (photographed on display in August but I didn't see any)

Lesser Bird of Paradise
Raggiana Bird of Paradise
Red Bird of Paradise
King Bird of Paradise (noted by lintworm as being off-display)
Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise (noted by lintworm as being off-display)

Crested Jay
Eurasian Magpie
Asian Azure-winged Magpie
Red-billed Blue Magpie
Javan Green Magpie (off-display)
Common Green Magpie
Inca Jay (on lintworm's list from April, but not signed or seen on my visit)

 

I recall there being one last time I was there - was it Golden Lion Tamarins? But this visit both the entry aviaries were just aviaries for birds. No callitrichids were signed or seen.

 

I'm told the Toucan Barbets arrived in April. The aviary which you noted as holding unsigned Fire-tufted Barbets is the one which is now signed for the Toucan Barbets (although they were in fact in the Heliconia aviaries on the day I visited).

It could well be that they were Lesser and I wrote the wrong name down by mistake, although I would like to think I wouldn't have done that. I didn't take any photos of them (that aviary is well back from the visitor path) and they weren't on the signage. On the other hand, given the way Jurong moves its birds around, I also wouldn't rule out that they have both species.

 

Thanks - I'll edit the list for those species.

Did they die out? I read a post of yours from several years ago (from 2010 - I was trying to find when they left the park) and there were apparently 30 or 40 puffins in the exhibit.

So in Lory Loft, the Bearded Barbet and Chestnut Weaver on my list would be correct? Sounds like I just got there in time to see Jungle Jewels again then.

Are they signed? I only saw signage for birds. The only mammals I saw in the Waterfall Aviary were a Plantain Squirrel and a Common Tree Shrew (both wild free-loaders, of course).

Well two for Lesser, so I'll change it on the list.

 

Ah, yes, that looks better! Chestnut-and-Black Weaver.

 

A question which was bugging me when I was at the park, @Zooish - what happened to the Peruvian Pelicans? When they got those in a few years back they made a thing about having all the pelican species on display, but now they are gone (as are the Brown Pelicans which I think died of old age?).

 

They never came out into the show aviary (from their indoor part). I went back several times during the visit and never saw them. My niece was there a few months before and she also failed to see them, and I know the same has happened to other people who wanted to see them. The birds they have - perhaps Spix's Macaws in general? - seem to be quite poor as display birds.

However I did see the Lear's Macaws and Philippine Eagles which were my other two birds I particularly wanted to see, so two-out-of-three is not all bad.