The Things We Leaf Behind 🍃

A short photo walk for a grand 2022

Do you ever look at leaves and go 'huehue'?

Drip tips, a class of leaf along the Sungei Serangoon PCN

There are so many kinds of leaves...

More drip tips on the edge of Lorong Halus Wetlands

There are things amongst leaves...

A sooty-headed bulbul hidden in the leaves

There are leaves among things...

Plants growing among construction work at Pasir Ris Farmway 2

There are leaves that grow alone...

The common mimosa closed for business in rainy weather

There are leaves that grow in bunches...

Tinospora crispa (?) growing alongside fencing

There are leaves that grow up high...

Two Asian koels perched high on a treetop at Lorong Halus

And there are leaves that grow in marshes...

Plastic litter found among the mangroves near Pasir Ris Park

2021 might've left you feeling just a little bit broken...

Broken branches along Pasir Ris Farmway 2 with a construction vehicle in the background

So, perhaps, it's time to leave some things behind...

An empty beer can next to fallen leaves along Pasir Ris Farmway 2

And if you step a little bit closer, look just a little deeper...

A common plantain squirrel near Lorong Halus Wetlands

You might just hear: the trees, they're cheering for you too.

Forested area behind Lorong Halus Wetlands

You can learn more about the flora and fauna in Lorong Halus from the following government databases and citizen science apps:

• NParks flora and fauna web

• Waxwing Eco-Tourism

• iNaturalist and

• e-Bird

Here's wishing you a grand 2022 ~

Sending love, strength and magic always,

The Lorong Halus Project