“Dr Lee Van Hien and me were photographing birds at Sungei Buloh Wetland in late March 2019, the tail end of the migratory season for birds travelling along the East Asia Australian Flyway. There were two species of Egrets that … Continued
The number of shorebirds sighted at Chek Jawa is impressive. “I may not be able to identify all the birds but it still is an enjoyable experience seeing them despite being under the hot sun with the wind blowing on … Continued
Earlier posts: 1. Introduction; 2. Sungei Buloh; 3. Kranji Heronry; 4. Khatib Bongsu; 5. Senoko; 6. Marina South; 7. Punggol Grassland; 8. Lower Peirce; 9. Chek Jawa; 10. Bidadari; 11. Bukit Brown; 12. Albizia Woodland; 13. MacRitchie Forest. With benefit … Continued
Earlier posts: 1. Introduction; 2. Sungei Buloh; 3. Kranji Heronry; 4. Khatib Bongsu; 5. Senoko; 6. Marina South; 7. Punggol Grassland; 8. Lower Peirce; 9. Chek Jawa; 10. Bidadari; 11. Bukit Brown; 12. Albizia Woodland. In January 2013 the Land … Continued
Earlier posts: 1. Introduction; 2. Sungei Buloh; 3. Kranji Heronry; 4. Khatib Bongsu; 5. Senoko; 6. Marina South; 7. Punggol Grassland; 8. Lower Peirce; 9. Chek Jawa; 10. Bidadari; 11. Bukit Brown. In February 2013 a group of Pasir Ris … Continued
Earlier posts: 1. Introduction; 2. Sungei Buloh; 3. Kranji Heronry; 4. Khatib Bongsu; 5. Senoko; 6. Marina South; 7. Punggol Grassland; 8. Lower Peirce; 9. Chek Jawa; 10. Bidadari. The Bukit Brown cemetery was opened in January 1922 and closed … Continued
Earlier posts: 1. Introduction; 2. Sungei Buloh; 3. Kranji Heronry; 4. Khatib Bongsu; 5. Senoko; 6. Marina South; 7. Punggol Grassland; 8. Lower Peirce; 9. Chek Jawa. Bidadari was opened in 1908 as a burial ground. By 1998 the cemetery … Continued
Love MacRitchie Walk @ Venus Loop with Cicada Tree Eco-Place Saturday 13 May 2017 “‘Secretive critters always spark my curiosity,’ said Zhang Xu Cheng, one of the Love MacRitchie Walk participants, who came equipped with essential gear – tan hat, … Continued
As the saying goes, nature abhors a vacuum. Thus any piece of bare ground will, in no time at all, be filled with plants, soon to be followed by animals. Now how does this happen? For one, the soil is … Continued
Joseph Lai first discovered Chek Jawa’s rich marine biodiversity during a nature walk in the remote easternmost tip of Pulau Ubin in 2001. It was low tide and the intertidal zone was teeming with marine life, not seen anywhere off … Continued
