On August 24, 2025, EDP Liuag embarked on a birding trip in Ilaya, San Pablo City, Laguna, Philippines. For a total of 1 hour and 20 minutes, Liuag observed a diverse range of bird species amidst overcast conditions.

Throughout the observation period, Liuag spotted a mix of common and less frequently seen species. Among the sightings were a Zebra Dove, Ameline Swiftlet, and a Philippine Pygmy Woodpecker, indicating a healthy presence of these bird species in the area.

Liuag also observed several species of swallows, including the Pacific Swallow and the Eastern Red-rumped Swallow (Striated). The presence of these species suggests that the area may provide suitable habitats for these birds to nest and migrate.

In addition to the swallows, the area's birdlife also includes various species of songbirds. These include the Yellow-vented Bulbul, Lowland White-eye, Red-keeled Flowerpecker, Pygmy Flowerpecker, Scaly-breasted Munia, Chestnut Munia, and Eurasian Tree Sparrow.

The Asian Glossy Starling was another notable sighting, adding to the variety of bird species observed during the trip.

Overall, the birding trip in Ilaya, San Pablo City, provided an opportunity for Liuag to document the area's rich bird diversity, highlighting the importance of continuing to monitor and protect these local bird populations.