YC Wee documents a Great Hornbill at large near Bukit Timah in Singapore. Likely an escapee from Jurong Bird Park, it would be more at home in the forests of borneo or penninsular malaysia than hyper-urban Singapore. A magnificent sight on one's back balcony.
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22 August 2006
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