[dingzyangz] A photo whenever possible...


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Happy Deepavali

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Flamboyant Colors

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Sometimes it occurs to me that the foreigners are more interested in our culture than ourselves.

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hmm... i quite like this design

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found this picture somewhere hidden in my backup drive. thought it was funny. haha.

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exposed

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White Throated Kingfisher

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Walking along a trail near the drain near the bus stop opposite Ngee Ann poly, I was lead to this railway track. The wooden planks piled up at the side might be due to some repair work done to the track. There were many.. many of them along the track.

Along the railway track...

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Mt E hospital is like my 2nd home recently... street shot from behind Paragon. :)

Smokin'

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Asian Scarlet Dragonfly - Crocothemis servilia (female)

Male Scarlet are red.

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prefer a tighter crop for the dragonfly. a little too much space on the left for me. nice colors though!

maybe you can ask leong23.. :)
 

thanks for viewing bro. :)

found out the ID too... the female Asian Scarlet Dragonfly (Crocothemis servilia)

prefer a tighter crop for the dragonfly. a little too much space on the left for me. nice colors though!

maybe you can ask leong23.. :)
 

When fungi finds its way into trees, it begins to rot away the inner most layer of the tree (known as heartwood). Fungi enter the heartwood through broken branches either caused by pruning or weathering. Most trees will be able to survive even without the heartwood, some are not so fortunate. This tree's "death" most likely is due to uprooting caused by a storm and unlikely caused by the absence of heartwood.

Interestingly, surviving hollow trees can be a habitat for birds and frogs. Especially male tree-hole frogs in the rain forests of Borneo. They have been found to utilize the unique acoustics of hollow trees to tune the pitch of their mating calls to be louder and more appealing to females. Sounds like nature's best amplifier!

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Living on the edge - A unique way to attract attention. Stop right in the middle of traffic. :)

oh yar.. I started a blog... flickr is getting messy. haha.
http://dy-photography.blogspot.com/

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Turn me on

- Batteries Not Included -

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Trend Setters

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