Local journalist and playwright (The Duty, Full Tank!, Radio Silence) uploaded a picture of Singapore's 'national bird' in a public Facebook post two day ago:
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Post by Laremy Lee.
Though the Crimson Sunbird is the actual national bird of Singapore — it was voted so in a contest held by the Nature Society due to its size and reputation as 'the little red dot'— this actually makes more sense, considering construction work has more or less become a permanent fixture in our cityscape.
Do you agree with him?
Local journalist and playwright (The Duty, Full Tank!, Radio Silence) uploaded a picture of Singapore's 'national bird' in a public Facebook post two day ago:
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Post by Laremy Lee.
Though the Crimson Sunbird is the actual national bird of Singapore — it was voted so in a contest held by the Nature Society due to its size and reputation as 'the little red dot'— this actually makes more sense, considering construction work has more or less become a permanent fixture in our cityscape.
Do you agree with him?