Apologies

I apologise for not posting for so long . I was really busy. Cos I went to Secondary School, and didn’t have time. Anyway, I also was caught up with the hornbil conference. So, took quite long to finish the paper. Sigh… I need more sleep. I am short. NVM

Hornbills are good!!! They RULE!!! Anyway, I learned a lot about hornbills and conservation during the hornbill conference. If one asks me if it is boring, I say no. It is fun! 3 days of Hornbill talking, discussion, presentation was just good. The only thing i regret was not going to the field trip

Well, yeah I skipped school.

Trip to Lower Pierce Reservoir

During the holidays, I went to lower pierce for some birding. We went there in the evening, as we were not free in the morning. I had one lifer, which means I never saw that bird before. It was a striped tit babbler.

Striped tit babbler

When leaving, I saw a big bird fly past. I saw it landed on the trunk of a tree. There could have been a cavity there. When I got there, no bird was found.

Although it was a short 30 minutes, the journey was fruitful.

My sugar cane plant

After a period of time, I looked at it and saw moss growing on it. So, it died…

Well, I hope I can grow another plant, any ideas??? Please comment.

My sugar cane plant-day 1

I planted a sugar cane yesterday, hoping that it will grow. Today, I just looked at it and I saw some growth! Hair were sticking out from the original sugar cane. Now, let us compare what is the difference…

All you need to do to compare is to look at a sugar cane that you got. You can see that there are hairs on it. I heard that they can grow spikes. YAY!!! That means a good start. Does it?

 

My sugar cane (sorry for the bad image)

Hi

Hi all, I am a bird lover. I am Singaporean and my dream is to work as an ornithology and a bird writer. 

I am interested in birds and like other animals too. This is my log on birds and I would post some photos on it. I am only familiar with Singapore birds and I am studying about birds from other countries.

For any information on birds or questions email me: birdlover001@gmail.com . See Ya!!!