And then there was One BRAHMINY KITE Chick left - 23rd March @kidowmer
And then there was One BRAHMINY KITE Chick left - 23rd March  @kidowmer
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I arrived to find only one Brahminy Kite Chick left in the nest. The poor thing was looking lost and lonely, exercising & eating alone in the nest. It then took to sunning its wings, perhaps in an attempt to aid its imminent fledging.
One of the fledglings returned to join it for a while, but flew off shortly thereafter.
Nicknamed Singapore's Bald Eagle, the Brahminy Kite is a medium sized raptor of about 45-50cm.
Brahminy Kites are common residents of Singapore.
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And then there was One BRAHMINY KITE Chick left - 23rd March

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