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Views of the park in 2020 - It's autumn at the Kambatik Park. The place is a gallery of colours to feast the eyes and brighten up the soul. Views of the park taken on 19 Feb'202...
4 years ago -
Site of Kuala Kemena Bridge - Silica sand wharf and jetty - used in the 60's - 70's will become the site of the proposed new bridge linking Bintulu town and Jepak village. Site of ea...
5 years ago -
Memory down Keppel Road - Walking by the Town Fountain this afternoon, memories of the place suddenly flood my mind. I was fortunate to have lived for most of the time before it ...
5 years ago -
Stork-billed Kingfisher (Pelargopsis capensis) "Pekaka-Emas Biasa" - Malay. - Seen on 13 Dec'18 at Kuching waterfront area (Astana-side) Malays call the bird 'Pekaka Mas'. I was lucky on 13 December,2018. While enjoying the scen...
6 years ago -
The Pied Triller's eggs - Eggs of the Pied Triller Sitting pretty on its nest The challenge that I put myself was how to reach the Pied Triller's nest in order to see what's insi...
6 years ago -
" Little Indonesia" on Sarawak border (Malaysia Day article #15) - Ethnic designs on textiles In Kuching last August I had a little window of opportunity to pay another visit to Serikin where the "Little Indonesia" is....
8 years ago -
Lovely and large white-striped moth - Swallow-tailed Moth (*Lyssa zampa*) Location : Zone C White stripe runs across upper and lower wings It has been a few days now that the Swallow-tailed m...
8 years ago -
Reds in the garden - Red Cat's tails against Red sheaths of the Pinang Lakka in the background Hibiscus Red Ti Ripe fruits of the Carpentaria palm Ixora coccinea Hibiscus ...
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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