List of Birds
Abundance
| VC = Very Common | C = Common | U = Uncommon |
| R = Rare | VR = Very Rare | Ex = Extinct |
Status
| I = Introduced | rI = Reintroduced | Es = Escapee |
| O = Ornamental | F = Free-ranging | RB = Resident Breeder |
| R = Resident | WV = Winter Visitor | PM = Passage Migrant |
| MB = Migrant Breeder | V = Vagrant | NBV = Non-breeding Visitor |
Birding spots
| AP = Admiralty Park | BB = Bukit Batok | BC = Bukit Brown Cemetery |
| BG = Botanic Gardens | BT = Bukit Timah | BW = Bidadari/Woodleigh |
| CF = Central Forests | CR = Changi Reclaimed Land | FC = Fort Canning |
| JL = Jurong Lake | JS = Johor Strait | KB = Khatib Bongsu |
| KD = Kranji Dam/Reservoir | KM = Kranji Marsh | KR = Kent Ridge Park |
| LH = Lorong Halus | ME = Marina East | MF = Mt Faber |
| MM = Mandai Mudflat | MS = Marina South | NT = Neo Tiew Lane |
| PB = Pedra Blanca | PG = Punggol Grassland | PH = Pulau Hantu |
| PP = Pulau Punggol | PR = Pasir Ris | PS = Pulau Semakau |
| PT = Pulau Tekong | PU = Pulau Ubin | PY = Poyan |
| SB = Sungei Buloh | SE = Serangoon Estuary | SG = Simpang Grassland |
| SJ = St John's Island | SL = Seletar | SP = Sembawang Park |
| SS = Singapore Strait | ST = Sentosa | TB = Telok Blangah Hill |
| TG = Tuas Grassland | TP = Tampines | WC = West Coast |
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