Garden City Kid

Garden City Kid

For everyone who loves
Our City, Our Garden, Our Home

Ponds offer habitats for many creatures. In a modern city dominated by concrete buildings, ponds can be self-contained mini eco-systems

This is an olive-backed sunbird, as defined by its olive colored feathers on the back. Here at the botanic garden

Dietes Bicolor has very interesting forms and color on its petals.

So I used 1/2000 shutter speed, that is, about 0.05% of a second time, to take these photos. Yet this

Can you hear the music composed by nature ?

This reminds me of Ceiba Pentandra, and shows again what plants can do to defend themselves from invasions. Rattan is economically

To my untrained eyes, I thought this is a humming bird. For the bird is so tiny and its long

Spotted this Scaly-breasted munia at Jurong Lake Garden. A petite bird that can stand on a strand of foxtail grass,

A very shy grasshopper ended up in our home garden. Definitely a masculine look with strikingly long and fierce-looking legs.

One of the most commonly seen plants in Singapore, this is Heliconia psttacorum flower dancing under the sun. And a

We explore, witness and document how nature unfolds in our city, our garden, and our home. For mother nature, we are all kids.