A Bird-of-Paradise appeared dead at the Silver Garden on 17 Jan 10, with its crown and head hanging low on the ground.
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31 January 2010
DEATH
A Bird-of-Paradise appeared dead at the Silver Garden on 17 Jan 10, with its crown and head hanging low on the ground.23 January 2010
PARADISE
The Bird-of-Paradise at the Heliconia Walk appeared ready to take its flight on 12 Jan 10 with its crown and beak pointed in the heavenly direction and its wings all outspread, leaving behind a bed of its white pebbled eggs?
This cultivar Strelitzia reginae 'Mandela' is supposedly more free-flowering than its species.
15 December 2009
SNAKE
Wow, my colleague found this snake within the Butterfly Garden enclosure on 8 Dec 09 with the carcasses of a few dead butterflies nearby. Within hours, the pest control guy came and caught it. I am not sure what snake this is and if it is venomous or not but it is just so beautiful with its black and white markings. If there were visitors in the enclosure, I am sure they would be freaked out!
NB on 12 Oct 10: This is established to be a Paradise Gliding Snake or Paradise Tree Snake (scientific name: Chrysopelea paradisi). Apparently it is rather common in Singapore and is mildly venomous.
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