Brown Hawk-Owl (Ninox scutulata).
Two colugo.
Two Drongo.
Two moths.
Strange fungus.
Frog hiding under a small plant, quite cute.
Frog quite deep in, staring at us just as we stare back. These two frogs may be Malesian frogs.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
110723 MacRitchie Lornie trail
This trail cuts through a small patch of primary forest. According to Ron, one indication of primary forest is the presence of forest giants, dipterocarps, whose seeds have evolved to penetrate the plant growth to reach the ground (as these forest giants are very tall after all), mainly by spinning down, rather than dispersal. All vertebrates spotted by Ron.
Brown Hawk-Owl (Ninox scutulata).
Two colugo.
Two Drongo.
Two moths.
Strange fungus.
Frog hiding under a small plant, quite cute.
Frog quite deep in, staring at us just as we stare back. These two frogs may be Malesian frogs.
No idea what flower this is, I'm hopeless with plants.Rothmannia macrophylla flower (kindly IDed by Joseph Lai).
Brown Hawk-Owl (Ninox scutulata).
Two colugo.
Two Drongo.
Two moths.
Strange fungus.
Frog hiding under a small plant, quite cute.
Frog quite deep in, staring at us just as we stare back. These two frogs may be Malesian frogs.
2 comments:
The plant is Rothmannia macrophylla : ) Great photography as usual!
Thanks Joseph!
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