With the help of Chay Hoon's identification, we found out that it is the Ringed sap-sucking slug (Plakobranchus sp.).
Monday, March 15, 2010
Ringed sap-sucking slug
On one of our trips last year, I came across this tiny slug which we have not seen in Singapore before!
With the help of Chay Hoon's identification, we found out that it is the Ringed sap-sucking slug (Plakobranchus sp.).
With the help of Chay Hoon's identification, we found out that it is the Ringed sap-sucking slug (Plakobranchus sp.).
Monday, March 8, 2010
Give me back my dollar!
During my trip to Tanah Merah sandy shore, I came across something unusual....
Give me back my dollar! from Loh Kok Sheng on Vimeo.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Back to Tanah Merah sandy shore
Probably the last evening tide trip for me before the morning tide returns, I joined some friends to have a look at the sandy shore at Tanah Merah. The last time we visited this shore was June last year.
This shore is very rich because it has many sand dollars (caught the joke?). With the setting sun and the sand patterns, the shore is charming and gives us a sense of peace apart from the busy lifestyles of most Singaporeans.
This shore is very rich because it has many sand dollars (caught the joke?). With the setting sun and the sand patterns, the shore is charming and gives us a sense of peace apart from the busy lifestyles of most Singaporeans.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Guiding students at Semakau
I had an excellent trip to Semakau on Sunday to guide a group of male students from Xinmin Secondary School.
Here's our group named Goby. Joining us is Mr Pah (at the second from left) who is a history teacher of the boys. Don't be deceived by his teaching subject... he is also interested in marine life!
Here's our group named Goby. Joining us is Mr Pah (at the second from left) who is a history teacher of the boys. Don't be deceived by his teaching subject... he is also interested in marine life!