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A Short-banded Sailor (Phaedyma columella singa) in Pasir Ris Park. Immerse into nature with me in my blog: Pasir Ris Park 2013 - 2014
*Note: More pics of Butterflies and Moths in my Butterflies and Moths Album.
Singa to the left are trying to eat a bit of Pippi or the other way around. They are both healthy happy pharaohounds :). Sorry 'bout my feet or be sorry for them.... :)
-Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as my personal favorite.
Happened to pass by Bedok Interchange a few months ago and saw this figurine model of Singa the Lion, the former mascot of the Singapore Kindness Movement. Thought it looked quite cute. A pity he "retired" in two years ago in 2013...
SBS Transit Fleet service number 36
Scania K230UB low entry bus
Bound for Changi Airport via Orchard Road
Taken in Pan Island Expressway, Singapore
Minifigs reimagined to look like Singaporeans. They are photographed in residential parts of Singapore in tribute to the nation's 52nd birthday on August 9th 2017.
Thank You Dr. Blyrhenstein!!!!! Prince Singa is the perfect YH for me here in Singapore!!!!! Love love love her sooooo much JJ!!!
I've seen a lot of pix of other dogs sleeping this way, so I thought why not show that my dogs are weird too (as if you didn't know already :)). Here is our Pharaoh Hound Singa taking a nap - with her eyes open, as usual. No white or red showing this time, thank you.... :)
The Merlion is the national personification of Singapore. The name combines "mer" (the sea) and "lion". The fish body represents Singapore's origin as a fishing village when it was called Temasek, ("sea town"). The lion head represents Singapore's original name ("Singapura")—meaning "lion city" or "kota singa".
Another cute pic of Singa as a puppy. Here with her mummy, Rosa and being in good health some time after she was sick and almost died away from us. Little horror-pup! No wonder we love her to bits :)
Ya que estaba en BCN, habÃa que aprovechar para cazar lo máximo posible aunque no fuera en las mejores condiciones...desde la T1 y con un cristal de por medio, he intentado eliminar reflejos y dar un color un poco más natural a la foto, ya que originalmente estaba bajo un "filtro azul".
Located at the heart of Singapore’s lively Robertson Quay district, Shabestan promises to deliver an unrivaled gastronomic experience with their Persian dishes in a fine-dining concept. Click on the video to learn more about this restaurant.
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