Singapore Nature
Just another nature blog, mainly about wildlife in Singapore. All entries are by location. If looking for specific organisms, visit my flickr (link at sidebar under Other useful websites). ID information in these blog entries are usually not updated or corrected. For the most up to date information, check my flickr.
120510 Changi
This beach at Changi is my favorite mainland shore, a quiet little place that has its treasures.
Cerberilla nudibranch, about 7 mm long.
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120508 Sekudu
Sekudu is off limits to the public, so it was very kind of NParks to grant permission to us to conduct a quick survey of the wildlife at the shore. Today, I took a look at the southwest part of the island with Mei Lin and Rene while the rest went to the other side.
Ovulidae. These beautiful false cowries can be found in soft coral (Nephtheidae).
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120506 Little Sisters
Skeleton shrimp, a weird looking amphipod.
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120505 Big Sisters
Can you see it?
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120408 St Johns
Long overdue post!
Salps seemed to be in season, they were quite plentiful. Nice drawings of salps here, the bottom right illustration (of Cyclosalpinae) includes a light organ which means some salps we see are possibly bioluminescent.
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