Singapore Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

I am fire, I am death

A delightful cherry blossom orchid from Singapore... Do you know someone who loves orchids...?

Pittas are a group of birds that are often described as jewels of the forest because of their bright and colourful plumage. Here, we have four species of pittas that have been recorded in Singapore. From left to right: Mangrove pitta, Fairy pitta, Blue-winged pitta, Hooded pitta

Cat mom and dad taking pictures in singapore city

Roof waterfall at Jewel Rain Vortex in Changi airport, Singapore.

Happy Chinese New Year - Year of the Rabbit

So much envy over only 20c... Original characters and design by Dzy. https://www.facebook.com/artbydzynes

Be Professional. Don't Carry Balls. Don't Bootlick. Carry Balls / Angkat Bola: A local term often used in Singapore and Malaysia to refer to people who curry favour, the bootlickers, the apple polishers. This person would always be flattering the boss/managers/authorities, often with no sense of shame or self respect, in order to get into their good books. I'm quite sure we all have colleagues who're expert at this. I can't stand bootlickers, especially those who'd put down their colleagues just to appear better in their boss's eyes.

An unmistakable mid-sized kingfisher with a jet black head, white collar, and blood-red bill. It has purple-blue upperparts and pale orange-rufous underparts. Throat is white, blue tail has black underside, and in flight, white flashes on the underwings are conspicuous. Juvenile is duller blue with a small rufous-buff spot in front of the eye, a buffy collar, and dusky scaling on the breast.

The ruddy kingfisher (Halcyon coromanda) is a medium-sized tree kingfisher, widely distributed in east and southeast Asia.

A diminutive dark blue kingfisher with no rufous on the ear-patch. It has an orange spot in front of the eye, white ear tufts on the sides of the neck, and an ultramarine-blue head and neck with darker blue bands giving it a scaly appearance. Upperparts glossy dark blue with paler blue central band down the back to the rump. White chin and throat with deep orange underparts. Males have black bill with brownish-red base, while females have almost entirely red bill. Juvenile also has dark blue upperparts, but has rufous cheeks and ear-coverts similar to Common Kingfisher. Inhabits well-shaded waterways in forested area

A small kingfisher with vibrant colours. Scientific Name: Ceyx erithaca

Singapore Hero Wearing Cape of Singaporean Flag and Peace in Singapore

Merlion on the table, Made me relax like I was traveling to Singapore.

Original painting of Singapore's Wet Market by well-seasoned New York City Artist, Gaye Elise Beda www.gayeelisebeda.store www.gayeelisebeda.com http://www.zazzle.com/gaye+elise+beda+gifts http://issuu.com/lieslmarelli/docs/wia278-july-issuu/1?e=2826034/843692 http://fineartamerica.com/artists/gayeelise+beda http://shopvida.com/search?q=gaye+elise+beda&x=-749&y=-111 http://www.redbubble.com/shop/gaye+elise+beda www.synchronopedia.com/wwsah_candidate_list.htm

Night Shift

Show love for your city with this funny ‘Straight Outta’ design for all the patriots out there!

Being a diver and knowing just how tricky it can be to create natural images of pelagic wildlife can be - inspired me to create this art piece from within the Singapore Aquarium. It's not often that you see underwater such vast diversity of species within such a limited water column and to see extremely large grouper along with passing manta is an anomaly underwater... There was something that I liked in it, in particular the composure and perspective looking through the aquarium and the mirroring of both the large pelagic species as pattern. For this reason I chose to work further on the piece afterwards on computer and kept the colour balance ocean blue.

Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore

It's Singapura

the crescent moon and 5 stars, if it means something to you then get it

Boldly marked black-and-white kingfisher with short, bushy crest and glossy all-dark bill. Superficially similar to Crested Kingfisher, but smaller, with much more distinctly patterned head and breast and less erect crest. Frequently seen perched in pairs or small groups. Often hovers over water when seeking prey. Inhabits a wide range of waterside habitats, from lakes to estuaries to mangroves.

Large-headed, predominantly brown kingfisher with electric-blue back and wings, heavy orange bill, and snow-white patch from the throat through the breast. Common both near and away from water; frequently seen perched on fence posts and telephone lines near wetlands, lakes, agricultural fields, and clearings. Gives jarring, raptor-like descending trills and cackles, often in flight.

Chinese architecture on a historical building in Singapore

Shot in Singapore along the Green Corridor

The Tanimbar corella (Cacatua goffiniana) also known as Goffin's cockatoo or the blushing cockatoo, is a species of cockatoo endemic to forests of Yamdena, Larat and Selaru, all islands in the Tanimbar Islands archipelago in Indonesia.[3][4][5] It has been introduced to the Kai Islands, Indonesia,[5] Puerto Rico and Singapore.[1] This species was only formally described in 2004,[2] after it was discovered that the previous formal descriptions pertained to individuals of a different cockatoo species, the Ducorps' or Solomons cockatoo (Cacatua ducorpsii).[6] Tanimbar corellas are the smallest of the white cockatoos. It is classified as Near Threatened due to deforestation and bird trade. It breeds well in captivity and there is a large avi...

What my dreams would look like. Miss this place.

Closeup of a Chameleon

Part of the Callivember word of the day. I like it, do you?

Cruise Ship Passing By The Sands Hotel In Singapore Around Dusk. Singapore is one of my favorite destinations since I first performed there in a jazz quartet in 1988. I am a musician who loves music and art and is combining the two to create artistic musically themed images that I hope capture your imagination.

Meerkat - Photograph taken at the Singapore Zoo.

Perfect for Singaporean Trainers

Tropical Soursop - Singapore Series By Lynda Lye © littleoddforest™ www.littleoddforest.com

Handmade embroidery japanese red floral design. Made with rope.

Don't Carry Balls Lah~ Be Professional. Don't Bootlick. Carry Balls / Angkat Bola: A local term often used in Singapore and Malaysia to refer to people who curry favour, the bootlickers, the apple polishers. This person would always be flattering the boss/managers/authorities, often with no sense of shame or self respect, in order to get into their good books. I'm quite sure we all have colleagues who're expert at this. I can't stand bootlickers, especially those who'd put down their colleagues just to appear better in their boss's eyes.

Official ABSENCE OF THE SACRED design: "Era of the Apostate". Artwork by Mia Priest. Bandcamp: http://absenceofthesacred.bandcamp.com FB: http://www.facebook.com/absenceofthesacred