Nevertheless, these trees seemed to be new playground for the Common Flameback Woodpeckers. It is earnestly hoped that these birds will keeping coming back to the taman when the dreaded and unimaginable happened.
Taman Rimba Kiara is a little green gem located in a corner of the TTDI residential area. The above flowering tree, the firmiana malayana or mata lembu, flashes in testimony to man's care-less-ness - it's one of only two trees in the park that had flowered, since then the tree had been chopped down.
Monday, 26 March 2018
May be natural but not natural
Under different circumstances I would have welcomed these replanted trees but unfortunately these trees were dug up to make way for the construction of that dreadful building project that has started with the clearing of trees for a new entrance into the taman.
Nevertheless, these trees seemed to be new playground for the Common Flameback Woodpeckers. It is earnestly hoped that these birds will keeping coming back to the taman when the dreaded and unimaginable happened.
Nevertheless, these trees seemed to be new playground for the Common Flameback Woodpeckers. It is earnestly hoped that these birds will keeping coming back to the taman when the dreaded and unimaginable happened.
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