Layover in Singapore
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[image: SIN 03Feb12 Stork-billed Kingfisherl 01]
Mike’s comments regarding his recent stopover in Japan struck a chord that
has been resonating within me fo...
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Bird and Nature Blogs
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Courtship of the Pin-tailed Whydar - On 17th May 2013 Johnny Wee documented the courtship dance of a male Pin-tailed Whydar (Vidua macroura) at Punggol Barat grassland along Seletar North Link...5 hours ago
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Loose Feathers #393 - *Whimbrels / Photo by Dan Roby (USFWS)*Birds and birding - The Red Knot known as B95 returned once again this spring to the Delaware Bayshore. This i...
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Avoiding "nature deficit disease"! My Cassia love affair continues - Back when city schools had their trees Friday, May 24, 2013, 9:20 IST | Agency: DNA [image: Gowri Ramnarayan] Gowri Ramnarayan - Sudhir Shetty/DNA “I g...
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And then there were (almost) none................... - Well the cherry blossoms have almost disappeared and with them the last of the passage migrants. There were still a few things passing through a couple ...
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Sweetwater Friends - [image: 1. blue winged teal-kab] *Blue-winged Teal at Sweetwater Wetlands 4-23-13* *April 23, 2013:* Just about a month ago now I met up with a fellow bl...
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Ringed Poll, Ringed Gull - Not much doing the in the strong northerly winds with a trip to Pilling proving not very productive. Lane Ends pools gave up the Greylags with young, the C...
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Porcelain Fans - *Mature specimen of *Rhapydionina deserta*, from Loeblich & Tappan (1964).* Calcareous foraminiferans have been featured on this site before: planktic flo...
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Monara/Indian Peafowl (Pavo cristatus) - Indian Peafowl is a common breeding resident of dry lowlands and some areas in the intermediate zone. It inhabits mainly open country, *chena *lands and ...
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O - Octopus and Orange Salad - [image: A photograph of Octopus and Orange Salad] *Octopus and Orange Salad* *“There are few animals as visually stunning as a baby octopus when cooked. Pu...
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Disclaimer: Foodie post ahead! - So, Beet get his British-food cravings once in a way. Last time it was chips and gravy. He set out to replicate the same in our kitchen. He fried the chips...
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Back To The Grind - Monday morning and I'm back at my desk after a week in the motherland. Damn. Yesterday was evidently my honeymoon period of being back. The weather was ...3 months ago
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- Gallicissa
- Colombo, Sri Lanka
- I am a wildlife tour guide in Sri Lanka, and this is my outlet of vanity. You can reach me on gallicissa AT gmail DOT com.
4 comments:
It's funny how some of these tiny insects look so boring to the naked eye, but is absolutely breathtaking if you can look close enough!
GORGEOUS!!!!!!
Thanks a lot, GG!
Yes, life in the miniature is quite spectacular. Except cockroaches. :)
Planning a religio-birding-burn-my-fat pilgrimage to Adam's Peak. :)
Fantastic !
most of the bugs look like creatures from another planet !
what is this macro lens you have used ?
Thanks, Patali.
I use Canon 65mm and 100mm macro lenses.
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