#lorong halus

[mondaymorgue]

Malayan Water Monitor (Varanus salvator) Lorong Halus, 29th April 2017

This very young Malayan Water Monitor had most likely been hit and killed by a passing vehicle.

NParks Flora & Fauna Web

The Biodiversity of Singapore

Wild Fact Sheets

Guide to the Mangroves of Singapore

Ecology Asia

Celebrating Singapore's Biodiversity: Magnificent Monitors

Celebrating Singapore's Biodiversity: Busting Myths about Monitors

The Tide Chaser: Lizards (Phylum Chordata: Suborder Lacertilia) of Singapore

Freshwater fishes, terrestrial herpetofauna and mammals of Pulau Tekong, Singapore

The Herpetofauna and Mammals of Semakau Landfill: A Project Semakau Checklist

Reptiles and Amphibians of Bangkok

Asian Water Monitors in Downtown Bangkok

Geographical Distribution and Regional Variation of Varanus salvator macromaculatus in Thailand

Reptiles of Hong Kong

Mampam Conservation

Reptilian (posted on Mampam Conservation site)

Varanus.nl

The Reptile Database

The Online Field Guide

Animal Diversity Web

IUCN Red List

[squarepictures]

Lorong Halus Bridge Singapore February 2017

[ilovechanels]

punggol riverside stroll

Lorong Halus bridge, situated on the east aspect of punggol new city (lorong Halus), this can be a new riverside park that will probably be opened to the general public on this coming saturday (05/03/2011). Not absolutely accomplished but, however the picket path alongside the river might be prepared for the guests to spend their night jogging or strolling round, having fun with the refreshing air and breeze. No fear concerning the washroom and meals, quick…

Posted by fiftymm99 on 2011-03-04 09:24:35

Satellite view of my house

[eivigan]

Beautiful sunrise at Lorong Halus Bridge in Punggol, Singapore.

[idrism]

[eunicechan-photo]

Lorong Halus Bridge

I was squatting among the bushes below the bridge taking this photo, and many people stopped to look at me as if I was part of the foliage exhibit. "Why is there a person down there mummy?" a little girl asked. "Taking pictures, taking many BEAUTIFUL pictures," came the reply! You betcha, momma! This bridge is walking distance from @Punggol (next to Punggol loop Riviera LRT station), or can be accessed from Lorong Halus Wetlands Reserve. If I'm not wrong, this is one of the new reservoirs in town. Shot with Nikon D300, Sigma 15-30mm at 22mm, ISO 200, f/22, 10s.