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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 -
I intend to plant a plumeira next to the swimming pool. I appreciate if you can tell me which type has the most flowers. I have a cutting with flowers similiar to the one depicted but there are not many flowers. I know that the white variety has lots of blooms but then its so "pantang" so I am avoiding that like the plaque.
ReplyDeleteDear Elsie,
ReplyDeleteI think those that have lots of flowers are the pink, red and yellow varieties.I have some pictures of the red variety in this blog, under label:Flowering trees. Check it out.
Have a nice day.
Mood.