
The rocky shore off Tg Sutera Resort.

Jambu air or Water Apple ( Syzygium aqueum)

Lontong

Pebbles, pebbles ( quartize pebble) everywhere

Quartized rock that resembles a heart


A moth spreading the wing like F117 stealth plane

While others were busy buying fruits , I dashed over the other side of the fields and did a few quick fotos of passion fruit's flower

and the Dragon fruit .. from the Desaru fruit farm.

Sea bat lily or
Tacca leontopetaloides growing under the shade of sea- almonds.
This one had very different leaves structure than
the normal bat lily we found on Bukit Timah Reserve.
Melastoma malabathricum or Straits Rhododendron a common wasteland plants.


Wild boar's (?) wallow seen on our forest trails

Sea Lettuce( Ambong-ambong) or
Scaevola sericea's flowers the stigma reminds me of
H.G. Well's
War of the World invading machines.
Pandanus odoratissimus or Common Seashore Screw pine (Pandan). I saw squirrels nibbling at the fruits.

Padina Mermaid's Fan ( A brown algae) -
noted the characteristics of the banded fronds

Sea cucumber **

The 'gut' of this creature can be seen through the semi transparent 'sac'.

Frilly anemones, Phymanthus sp **.
Another one at dried land try to dig in and throw up a circular fountain of water when disturbed
Rock formation of Tg Sutera


Fruits of Oil palm and you can eat it ( see below)


A fallen bread fruit,
Artocarpus altilis on our Kampong walk.

Would be a nice breadfruit snack to go down with Tiger Beer

Bright color of a kampung house

While others were focusing on taking the bright red flowers above
i was attracted to the unusual 'funnel'-shaped fruit of Pereskia bleo or Rose Cactus.

Love-in-a mist ,
Passiflora foetidaOne of my childhood edible bush berries ( orange when fully ripe)
Fruits / Seeds washed up on the shore
Pong Pong ,
Cerbera odollam
Xylocarpus granatum**


Nipah palm fruits, fossiled version or nipadites exists else where.

Box fruit of Putat Laut or
Barringtonia asiatica for making fish poison

and the unmistakably coconut
Group Members' fotos here: Vimala's , Juliana's , Marijn's**Thanks to Ria Tan for the IDs of seashore creature and the spilled out seed fruit
2 comments:
As usual , you have a unique eye for the unusual . Great shots , YK ! I am really pleased we all had a wonderful time in Tg Sutera ... will keep in touch for future explorations and photo shoots .
Cheers ! :-) . :-)
Mahaya
Thanks Mahaya. Looking forwards to another adventure.
yK
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