The change in the landscape is uplifting when I saw the pink flowers of the Antigonon leptopus wrapping around the perimeter railings, beds of butterfly host and nectar plants e.g. Calotropis gigantea (common name: Crown Flower), trellis of Aristolochia and Quisqualis.
The cable car cabins that were salvaged also add a different dimension and ambience to this place. I am sure even the squirrel agrees with me. I think this place is transformed for the better, even if there are no new butterfly sightings.
With this post, the visit to the Southern Ridges came to an end.
