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While echoing the grandeur of its original Hong Kong location, the bar distinguishes itself through its talented team and cocktail program — championing classic cocktails with a no-holds-barred approach and modernist flair, delivering a curated tapestry of best-in-class, larger-than-life experiences.
Dragonflies of Jurong Lake Gardens. Dragonflies are from the suborder Anisoptera. Compared to damselflies, they are stronger fliers and have bulkier bodies. Their forewings and hindwings are shaped differently and they tend to hold their wings out horizontally at rest, like an airplane.
Enjoy spotting dragonflies and damselflies, or interested to learn more about them? Join us for the Dragonfly Watch, organised as part of the NParks Community in Nature Biodiversity Watch series, and contribute to a citizen science study on these amazing flying predators.
New Singapore record of a dragonfly, Indothemis carnatica, with an updated Singapore Odonata checklist. Singapore Biodiversity Records, 2019, 10-17. Last updated on 24 May 2024
Over the past few years, the popularisation of local dragonflies (Odonata) among academics and amateurs has resulted in several new records, rediscoveries, and a better understanding of the distribution and conservation significance.
Sep 19, 2022 · The 340-page guide includes 12 dragonfly species newly recorded in Singapore by citizen enthusiasts. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Dragonfly & Kingfisher Lakes brings you closer to aquatic life, including plant, animal and frogs. Dive deep into aquatic ecosystem and haul up amazing facts you never knew!
Jan 22, 2021 · Location: Bukit Batok - Oct 2021.
A Digital Reference Collection for Singapore's Biodiversity. Show Menu. All. Insecta (6316) Odonata (Dragonflies & Damselflies) (115) Odonata (Dragonflies & Damselflies) Acisoma panorpoides. Trumpet tail. Native. Acrogomphus malayanus. Malayan hooktail. Native. Aethriamanta aethra. Blue adjudant.
Dec 29, 2023 · With their voracious appetite, dragonflies help regulate the populations of insects that potentially carry diseases, reducing the need for chemical insecticides. In this series, we showcase the diversity of rare, peculiar, and fascinating native flora and fauna in Singapore.
