A Stomper resident in Tampines reported seeing a hornbill outside his kitchen window on September 25. The unexpected visit delighted the local community member, who shared the moment online. The bird was spotted twice during the day, according to the post.
The incident took place in a residential area of Tampines, a neighborhood known for its quiet streets and family-friendly environment. The hornbill, a native species, was observed near the window of a private home. The Stomper, identified as MJ73, shared the moment on a local platform, expressing surprise at the bird's presence.
This is not the first time a hornbill has been spotted in the area. Local birdwatchers have noted occasional sightings of the species in nearby parks and green spaces. The presence of the hornbill is considered a positive sign for local biodiversity. The incident highlights the coexistence of urban life and wildlife in Tampines.
