04/06/2020
Bishan - Ang Mo Kio Park Butterfly Habitat 碧山宏茂桥 蝴蝶园
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Bishan Park Butterfly Garden We are a Community In Bloom (CIB) garden currently maintained by a small core group of volunteers.
Our butterfly garden naturally attracts more than 20 species of butterflies now, and a variety of dragonflies, damselflies, bees, birds, and even a few chameleons. Our aim is to continuously attract more and more species of butterflies by introducing the appropriate host plants and improving the qualities of the nectar plants and their surrounding environment. We will soon embark on various outrea
04/06/2020
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15/06/2016
Our habitat has been awarded the CIB 2016 Platinum award ! A salute to all our volunteers who have contributed to the evolution of the habitat !
https://www.nparks.gov.sg/~/media/nparks-real-content/gardening/community-in-bloom/cib-awards/cib-awards-2016/cib-awards-2016--result-dossier.pdf?la=en
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Autumn Leave caterpillar munching up pseutheranthemum leaves in the butterfly habitat
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27/08/2015
Some butterfly pictures from PRP Butterfly habitat.
27/08/2015
Flowers are blooming en masse at the habitat this week ! Visit us in the late morning or mid afternoon to catch butterflies clamouring for these juicy nectar factories !
27/08/2015
Host plant: Asystasia gangetica micrantha (Chinese violet)
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[Gardening Trivia]
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[Photo credit: www.lewislandscape.com]
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