The canal has many interesting birds! Both water birds and other birds! We saw the Little Heron, Cattle Egret, Intermediate Egret, Pond Heron, Purple Heron and the male Yellow-rumped Flycatcher (photo http://orientalbirdimages.org/search.php?action=searchresult&Bird_ID=2690&Bird_Image_ID=31712&Bird_Family_ID=&p=7) though I didn't manage to get the photo of it. It was a pretty bird. Saw a couple of other birds but they were too far to ID, so yeah I guess I need to wait for a bino?
Saw the Green Crab Spider Dieta virens, lynx spiders, grasshoppers and their juveniles, and various other species of ants (and maybe termites too!)
The spider web. I can't remember of which spider. There quite a few of them around. The morning dew hadn't dried up yet as well, and hence the pretty droplets, and the large one at the side :)
I think this is... Dragon scales. I think!
Hehe a common plant that I do not know the name of.
Who are they?
None other than the Day-flying moths, who are mating.
None other than the Day-flying moths, who are mating.
Creepie Creepers, as I called them.
Worn-out-looking butterfly.
Creeping daisy.
The friend!
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Ants that seemed to be building stuffies. Could they be weaving ants too? It is thought that three genera of ants weave nests: Oecophylla, Polyrhachis and Dendromyrmex, though the latter two weave simpler nests.
(Read up more!)
The friend!
Goodbye for now, doubt I'll be posting much alr (exams next week)
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