A common grasshopper on the open grassland...well camouflaged 
Wild cat's whiskers...a roadside plant that attracts lots of insects especially butterflies.
A caterpillar feeding on a musseron mushroom...just like in Alice in Wonderland.
A peacock pansy, Junonia almana javana sunning itself on the leaf of a wild aubergine.
Hoof mark on the mud.
A dragonfly guarding its post at the entrance to an abandoned farm.
A tiny but attractive butterfly, the Common Posy Drupadia spp., in symbiosis with the ants on a the trunk of a Mahang sapling.
A tiny pink hibiscus-like plant, probably of the hibiscus family. A roadside herb that was very common in the olden days.
Another attractive tiny butterfly, probably a Chilades spp.
The Great Eggfly, Hypolimnas bolina.
A dusky denizen of the thicket sunning itself.
A very tall tree usually found on the fringes of villages and forest - the Terap. Has jackfruit-like fruits but a rather velvety texture with edible flesh and seeds.
The surau behind the school. Observe the dome.
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