this happened before Dec 2003 since e photo was taken using e old Canon IXUS APS film camera....
clothes hangers started to disappear from our backyard, & e crows that plagued e neighbourhood were nailed as e culprits when we caught them diving down, landing on e laundry rack, & then flapping away, hangers in beaks. but why hangers, since food was what they usually helped themselves to?
one day my mum looked up as she walked below a bauhinia tree outside a neighbour's house & saw this:
a closer look:
e most colourful crow's nest we've seen =)
unfortunately e neighbour didn't appreciate it as much as we did & got NParks to chop down e beautiful bauhinia tree.
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The ACRES Report on Online Illegal Wildlife Trade on Telegram [in
Singapore] (Nov 2023)
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The illegal trade in wlidlife wot its modern tools significantly impacts
the natural functioning of ecosystems and is responsible for silent
forests. The i...
1 week ago
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where does the tree seek redress from then?
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