I must confess that these high-resolution photos are not from me but from a colleague.
This Coppersmith Barbet was seen guarding the hole on one of our Jelutong trees because surprise surprise, it is a parent protecting some young within the tree hollow.
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09 April 2014
10 December 2012
DYERA COSTULATA
This is the well-known Jelutong Tree (Family: Apocynaceae), which is over-harvested for its hard wood for timber. This grove has been planted for a decade now, I think, and they have indeed grown very fast. The height, well-spaced tiered branches and the dense crown give the tree a majestic appearance.
It was even flowering recently but not many people would notice the inconspicuous flowers.
It was even flowering recently but not many people would notice the inconspicuous flowers.
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