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November 26, 2014January 2, 2018 by mondaymorgue

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birds, birdstrike, blue-winged pitta, Central Business District, Clarke Quay, migratory birds, Passeriformes, passerines, Pitta moluccensis, pittas, Pittidae, Singapore River, urban wildlife
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The 4th Blue-winged Pitta (Pitta moluccensis) carcass this season, this bird was found at Clarke Quay this morning with a broken neck. Clearly this bird is one helluva party animal.

Source: David Tan Instagram

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