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Wild N. gracilis and N. mirabilis
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Symphalangus syndactylus.......gibbon in english or siamang in malay....:shy: |
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Nice photo taking skill....do bring me to the place when your next visit lor...haha
but got mirabilis er...? |
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Those pictures are almost like those sites which i can see by the roadside all around..Sometimes i see some stuff climbing a tree with dead leaves at the bottom and are kinda viny..Must be some gracilis..Aren't the ground of places like these covered with about 1 feet of ferns or more??
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Tan, i ,might know why there got a lot of sounds during our travel, it must be Siamang!!!
copy and paste from wikipedia.com Role of calling The Siamang starts its day by calling in the early morning and calls less after midday, with the peak of their calls around 9:00 am to 10:00 am. Most of the Siamang's calls are directed to its neighbours rather than to inside its home range. This means that the Siamang's calling is in response to disturbances and is to defend its territory. Calls in the late morning typically happen when it meets or sees another Siamang group. The edge of the Siamang's home range, which may overlap another, is often the places where calling is made. Counter-call (co-response calling) occasionally happens near the border or in the overlap area. Calls are numerous when fruit is more abundant rather than when fruit is less available. Branch shaking, swinging, and moving around the tree crowns accompany the calling. This movement might be to show the other groups where they are. The Siamang prefers calling in the living, high and big trees, it might be the places where another group is easy to see. Beside that, living, big, and tall trees can support Siamang movement. Calling trees are usually near feeding trees but sometimes they call in the feeding trees |
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Nice pics but where's the N. mirabilis ? Photo 10 looks like N. albomarginata... right?
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I guess N. albomarginata cross N. gracilis.
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few of us also doubt it is gracilis x albo or the reverse. we only find one place with green albo but it is at higher area, and the number of albo is really rare.
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guys, just found a alborminagata x gracilis picture, copy and paste from wikipedia.com
there got a lot of these... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...._gracilis.jpg |
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Dear Kevyn chan, allenphoon, Thank for the information. Tq |
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I may visit you again on end of the year. There was a road I wish to try it but we have more prepare on it. If I have a trip to JB for N. rafflesiana or Kelantan, time unknow yet, you will joint me? |
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Photo 1-7,10 : N. mirabilis Photo 8,9,11 : N. gracilis Photo 12 - 14 : I do not sure this was N. mirabilis mix with which. I'm sorry that did not the take the photo for N.albomarginata. But the only 1 N. albomarginata we meet was not the pure. it look like mix with unknow. It look different for me. Pls correct me,if I'm wrong.:shy: |
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i dun see any mirablis, those are gracilis also and perhaps crossed with albo.
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and below is the picture of mirabilis....(copy and paste from wikipedia) http://www.cpukforum.co.uk/uploader/...g-Nga-9632.jpg and the albo... (sorry for bad picture quality...) http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...ofCIMG7651.jpg http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7654.jpg i am getting addicted by this plant..... tan, cbkhoon, i had discovered two more location got mountain near the area....got interested? but i never been there before.... |
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go and check it out!! maybe last time we had go to gracilis territory, maybe other side is albo territory, haha |
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I needs to lear more for Nepenthes. :shy::shy::shy: |
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Dear allenphoon,
Noted. I will pick up you. |
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Wow many Nepenthes, Great photos, I would like to view it existed N. ampullaria :p
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Thank I also hope and find the N. ampullaria soon.*biggrin2* |
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