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The Tiongs ( Hill Myna birds) at Licuala Hill |
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Physalis minia - showing more ripe
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It is so good to be back at the nature park. It is a place to re-connect with nature after having been away for two weeks in
Kuching, The first thing I checked out in the late afternoon was the Tiong birds. I have left them for about two weeks and today they assured me of their confidence in the safety of the park. I saw a pair moving about the tall branches at one of tallest perches at Licuala Hill. From the distance I observed that the birds looked somewhat bigger now. Having encountered them I then proceeded to get back home sooner, consoled by the thought that the nature park has passed a stringent litmus test as a wildlife sanctuary with the continued and uninterrupted presence of the Hill Myna birds.
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Licuala palms at Licuala Hill, just below the tall tree where the Tiongs perched this afternoon. |
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Close-up of the Tiong birds (Hill Myna) |
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