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eo512421 king of thorny oysters
king of thorny oysters commented on by eo512421 Cebu, Philippines10 years ago

This is a very serious problem in the Philippines, the loss of wild habitat. The population is just increasing so fast that people, to live, have gone into areas "where wild things grow." I got it as a sold specimen in 1976, when shell collecting had no guilt. I wouldn't do it anymore. I would encourage people to have less children and keep their environment clean. I would gladly give it up so that more people can see its beauty.

eo512421 king of thorny oysters
king of thorny oysters commented on by eo512421 Cebu, Philippines10 years ago

Yes, the specimen was alive in 1977.

eo512421 Olive-backed Sunbird
Olive-backed Sunbird commented on by eo512421 Metro Manila, Philippines10 years ago

Good shot for such an elusive creature. I love their bird call.

eo512421 oleander hawk moth
oleander hawk moth commented on by eo512421 Intramuros, Metro Manila, Philippines10 years ago

Am adding a photo of the bush where the larva fed, and where it was found. I think the bush is a type of honeysuckle, so it may also have fed from the nectar as an adult. Please correct if I am wrong.

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