Home sweet home! i have finally returned from my months of overseas trip. One of the good things about to travel is, i learn to appreciate what surrounding me and what i have. This is of course something that everyone said when they travel, but i can really feel this from the bottom my my heart now. If you have forgotten the last time you just look up to the sky and enjoy the sunset, then please do so. The purplish, orangish and reddish colors in the sky are just amazingly beautiful. You don't have to even go to the seaside to do so. Just look up eventhough you are in the bus or car!
Do enjoy the pictures below. These are some findings in my warmth hometown.
Near to the river mouth, this area used to be a rich mangrove. But nowadays, it left only a few mangrove trees and hardly even see the mud lobster mound.
We still got a fat monitor lizard though!
Monitor lizard eats insects, crabs, dead animals and anything it can catch. It 'smells' the air with its blue forked tongue to track down carrion and small animals.
Climber crab. It feeds on mangrove leaves and scavenge for meat.
Archerfish. It feed on insects near to the water surface. The interesting thing is, archerfishes have elongate mouths to forcefully pumped out water to knock down the insects near to the water surface. But they have to practise and learn to be accurate over time.
Needle fish. Normally found near to the water surface as it eats small surface-dwelling fishes. It has a pair o long jaws with sharp teeth.
Calyx of bakau, a kind of mangrove tree.
Monkeys are common along the river near to the mangrove. You can easily sighted one at Tanjung Pengelih Jetty.
Oysters and alive! Oysters are molluscs with two-part shell. They stick one of their shells firmly to the rock with a strong glue.
It was the 'birthday' of the guarding deity of my clan, "Sim" (沈). The Teochew chinese opera was one of the yearly events to celebrate the birthday of the deity. i was surprised to see the Chinese electronics sub-title by the stage. i almost feel like i am in Singapore Esplanade Theatre! :) Nowadays many young people are not able to speak or understand Chinese dialect, not even to mention be able to appreciate the opera. This sub-title was really useful for the young people to understand the performance.
Offerings to the deity.
Fire cracker!
5 comments:
Hi Jiaqing, I'm Kok Sheng from Singapore who is following your blog. Thought it will be left deserted since your last post but I'm really glad you are back and sharing the shores of Pengerang!
I have been there once last year during December for a cycling trip up Desaru, and it was raining like mad. Nevertheless, I find that place very serene and interesting, esp when it's just a bumboat ride away from Changi.
Pls feel free to visit my nature-related blog here http://wondercreation.blogspot.com/
And I hope you don't mind I put your link in my blog.
Thanks! :-)
Thanks, Kok Sheng. My pleasure! :)
Hmmm...both of you should say hi to each other next time if you meet in a Team Seagrass trip.
im a singporean as well..i know this place quite well coz i used to have a gf there..
every weekend i will go and visit her without fail...but now..we broke up le..and i miss the place there..tat place really bring me lots of memories..
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