Philippinature Blog

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Luzon Bleeding Heart – Punay

Sitting in the park, relaxing and enjoying the fresh air and beautiful scenery. Suddenly, you see a bird that looks like it’s been shot. But don’t panic! That’s just the Luzon bleeding-heart dove, locally...

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Philippine Serpent Eagle

Philippine Serpent Eagles are relatively small raptors with length of 1.7 feet and wingspan of 4 feet that found in the major islands of the Philippines except for Palawan. Physical appearance are brown from...

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Philippine Eagle

Flying above the clouds, hovering the majestic view of the pearl of the east with my wingspan of 7 feet, I am the Philippine Eagle, the most dominant hunter in the Philippine forests. The...

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Philippine Tarsier

The Philippine Tarsier, known as the “world’s smallest monkey”, is a species of tarsier endemic to the Philippines. It is found in the southeastern part of the archipelago, particularly on the islands of Bohol,...

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Tamaraw – Mindoro Dwarf Buffalo

Philippines are inhabited by more than 200 species of mammals, including the Tamaraw or Mindoro dwarf buffalo. It is a small wild buffalo only found on Mindoro Island in the Philippines and is the...

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Hoya Cumingiana

Hoya cumingiana or Bush Hoya is a succulent vine endemic to the Philippines. Its small leaves grow close together due to its very short internodes, giving it a bushy appearance. It blooms in clusters...

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Santan Flower

Santan is an erect and smooth ornamental shrub, growing to a height of 2 to 3 meters with a small tubular and scarlet flowers. Flower colors would range from crimson red, yellow, orange to...

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Tsaang Gubat

Tsaang Gubat, also known as the Philippine tea tree, is an erect and very branched shrub growing up to 1 to 4 meters high. It is native to the Philippines and in eastern and...

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Bani Tree

Pongamia pinnata, locally known Bani Tree in the Philippines, named after a town in Pangasinan, is a legume tree that grows to about 50–80 feet in height. Its large canopy of branches and leaves...