Learning+Journey

WORK IN PROGRESS

long-tailed macaques red-whiskered bulbul black naped oriole tailor bird parakeet white-bellied sea eagle bright red dragonfly crickets cycad <-> blue butterflies (blue butterflies eat young cycad leaves, cycad dying) lichen <-> rubber tree

Impact of golf course Consider how many people can use the same amount of land (if used for say housing) golf course vs forest Key-usage

long-tailed macaques diff.hand and diff.leg move forward at same time- leg however contacts ground first tail swings slightly- form of stabilizer? uses teeth to crack open hard coverings of fruits.

People learning how to sing (I suppose Nature must offer a very basic and quiet energy for activities like this), jogging, doing morning exercises, taiji. I also saw the white-bellied sea eagle! It has a white belly that is easy to spot! I also saw a bright red dragonfly which everybody started snapping photos of and I also saw the Singapore rhododendron among other plant species which I am unable to name. I saw a group of bird photographers waiting in anticipation of a certain species of kingfisher. I caught a glimpse of the clouded monitor lizard but unfortunately didn't catch it swimming D:
 * What did I see?**

A lot of animals. Long-tailed Macaques, Red-whiskered Bulbul, Black Naped Oriole, Tailor Bird, Parakeet. When I sat down beside the resevoir, I heard the white-bellied sea eagle (and saw it!) and I heard the humming of the waves and the rustling of the leaves.
 * What did I hear?**

At some parts, there was a fishy smell, perhaps due to the water. Sitting beside the resevoir, there was also a smell that only Nature can carry and it drifted pass in accordance to the direction of the wind. It's the fresh smell of Nature.
 * What did I smell?**