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Category Archives: Wildlife
Gillespie Park
The description ‘oasis in the city’ is a bit hackneyed but in this case perfectly true. I can’t believe it has taken me six years to visit this local nature reserve, just 20 minutes walk from my front door. Gillespie Park is … Continue reading
In praise of small things
This is one of my favourite times of year – after a week of warm weather it feels like Spring has really arrived. This morning I had one of those moments where I felt really connected with the natural world … Continue reading
From Subic to Zoobic
For various reasons our plans to spend a few days travelling in the north of the country never came to fruition, and we have had to make do with daytrips instead. On Saturday we returned to Subic, where we had … Continue reading
Brownouts, beaches and bugbites
Time has pretty much run out for our holiday in the Philippines; we fly out first thing on Tuesday (today is Saturday). Tonight we are having an early birthday celebration for Mary Ann at the old house in San Simon. … Continue reading
With the world’s ‘smallest monkey’ – the Tarsier
Actually, the title is a bit of a cheat, because tarsiers are not monkeys, though they are primates and they’re not even the world’s smallest primates. But that is how they are often described in the tourist adverts. The Philippine Tarsier (Tarsius … Continue reading
Nalusuan
Nalusuan Island must surely be one of the world’s smallest inhabited islands. In fact, it is largely artificial – there isn’t much more here than a sandbank which is uncovered at low tide. Even the seven cottages which provide accommodation … Continue reading
Baby turtles in Bataan
Pawikan is the Filipino word for ‘sea turtle’ and several species of these wonderful creatures live in Philippines waters. Although there are several organisations dedicated to conserving the sea turtle, the Pawikan Conservation Center in Bataan is unique because it … Continue reading
