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New Flyover over the former Roundabout One/Traffic Lights Junction - The Roundabout One in the 1980's have faced many transformation, an indication of the rapid development of Bintulu town since its first boom days. In 2...
1 year ago -
Pinnacle of passions - Away in Kuching on this March Escapade’23, I have a good overall view of what I have done in Bintulu on the Kambatik Park. Sometimes we need moments ...
1 year ago -
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Garden progress on this Kuching July 2022 Escapade - FB Cover, 16 July'22. Woke up early to a Kuching Kambatik garden. Admiring the freshness of green leaves is real therapy after a long drive from Bintul...
2 years ago -
Blooming Malaysia (Malaysia Day article #12) - Pink Poui or Tabebuia rosea flowering well along a coastal road in Kidurong township, Bintulu. A double flower Hibiscus hybrid I have a great passion f...
3 years ago -
Serpent Eagles in the park. - A beautiful Serpent Eagle with features clearly seen in my closest encounter so far. Before the end of the year I woud like to put on record that in 2018 ...
5 years ago -
The Jambu Air tree is fruiting - Fruits of the 'Jambu Air' (Malay) - *Syzium aqueum*My efforts at planting the Jambu Air plant at the Kambatik Park has bore fruits. After about a two an...
6 years ago -
Puzzles in the Malaysia Plan (Malaysia Day article #16) - The Council Negeri meeting in Kuching, Sarawak on Malaysia Day 1963. Malcolm MacDonald with Temenggong Koh and Penghulu (later Tun ) Jugah # If SUPP (Sarawa...
8 years ago -
A good morning jungle trailing - Wild Ixora Location : Provinsi Licuala, Zone I Climber with maroon red young leavesLocated at an elevation of between 150 - 300 feet above sea level, t...
8 years ago
Hi, Very nice plant you took. Just happen to saw your photos when I google Evolvulus glomeratus. I think it is Bacopa caroliniana(blue water hyssop) instead of Evolvulus glomeratus.
ReplyDeleteHats off to your tremendous efforts. I would like to inform that the plant shown under Evolvulus glomratus is Bacopa monnieri.
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