シンガポール在住夫婦が、アジア・アフリカを中心に実際に訪れた探鳥地を紹介しています。
アクセス方法・ホテル・ガイド・ターゲットバードまで、実体験をもとに詳しく解説しています。
このブログでお伝えしたいこと
このブログでは、私たち自身が実際に訪れ、体験した探鳥地を中心に紹介しています。
現地で得た経験をもとに、できるだけ正確で、これから訪れる方に役立つ情報をお伝えすることを大切にしています。
野鳥だけでなく、旅行の計画から現地での過ごし方まで、実際に行ったからこそ分かる情報を紹介していきます。
ベテランバーダーの方も、これから野鳥観察を始める方も、このブログを通じて次の旅先を見つけていただければ幸いです。
About Us – Singapore Couple Birders
We are a bird-loving couple based in Singapore who spend most of our free time exploring forests, wetlands, and remote corners of Asia in search of extraordinary wildlife encounters. What began as a casual weekend hobby has grown into a passion that shapes our travels, friendships, and daily lives.
Our birding journey started right here in Singapore. With each new species we encountered—whether a shy pitta deep in the undergrowth or a jewel-toned kingfisher perched against the mangroves—we felt an expanding sense of wonder. Soon we found ourselves planning trips around migration seasons, researching habitat hotspots, and learning from local guides across the region.
Today, our focus is:
- Sharing reliable birding information based on our actual field experience
- Promoting ethical and respectful bird photography
- Highlighting underrated but outstanding birding sites in Asia
- Supporting local guides and conservation-minded communities
We created this blog to document memorable sightings, offer practical tips for visiting birding sites, and connect with birders worldwide. If our stories help someone plan a successful trip, discover a new target species, or simply appreciate nature a little more, then this project is already meaningful to us.
Whether you are a seasoned birder chasing lifers or someone just beginning to notice the beauty of birds around you, we hope our posts inspire your next adventure.
Thank you for visiting, and happy birding!
— Singapore Couple BirdersWe introduced Singapore life, bird watching, traveling and food.
Our fascination with wild birds began with a kingfisher we encountered in a park in Japan. It was nearing evening, but its sky-blue body stood out beautifully against the sunset. We were captivated by its long beak, short legs, and adorable appearance with its large black eyes.