This Peacock Pansy is another magicain that can change from orange-yellow (upperside) to ochraceous brown (underside) in a flash. Furthermore, it is fun to know that the eye-spots on its underside will disappear during the dry season thus to camouflage themselves in the brown brush.
Those eyes alternate during each fluttering. What happen if the mask of Zoro shows up in between?
Monday, August 9, 2010
Peacock Pansy
Saturday, August 7, 2010
I am lucky
I chatted with a wise grasshopper after the hike. It told me that "you can complain because roses have thorns, or you can rejoice because thorns have roses."
It was a little fish in disguised. It was here merely because of me. I am lucky all the way until the end.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
We are going gaga.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
A surprise always hides itself
But I somehow managed to capture it flapped to a full wingspan in my picture later.
I heard their singing and went tracing those little cicadas in the jungle. It is a very difficult task because of their size, colour of tree trunks and darkness inside the jungle.
They are remarkable alert; their always stop singing and disappear immediately while I am still searching for them. I managed to see one this morning.
When I thought it must be a failure this time since it flew away the moment my camera started to flash, but somehow my clicking speed was fast enough to retain this flying cicada permanently in my picture.
I realised then a disappointment is not always a good friend of a failure. A surprise always comes in disguise.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
When Fern and Spirits Intersect
A reincarnation is in embryo while taking in the essence of morning light. The fern is unfolding. There will not be any shaking of the Earth, or cracking of the sky.
Tokun Hill will be as quiet as now. Reincarnation is a silent simplicity that happens now and then.
What can I see through the center of the "coil of fortune"?