The shrub seen flowering profusely this time round was Ardisia sanguinolenta. Bundles of white flowers could be spotted at the tip of the branches of the plants located at several places, giving away the identity of the plant. This was the first time that I saw its flower although I had seen its fruits some years back.

One of the ginger plants (Globba leucantha) was also flowering. I even spotted a lone fruit on one of the plant.

This large-leaf shrub-like plant was actually a woody climber (Poikilospermum suaveolens). It was more common than I had thought as I seemed to come across it quite often these days.

This particular one was seen at ground level, around the foot of a tree. It was a young plant that was attempting to climb up the tree. The thread-like structures from the main stem were holding the plant tightly to the tree trunk while it made the climb.

There were at least 3 unknown plants that were seen with either flowers or fruits [Update: From left to right ---- Polyalthia angustissima, Dibridsonia conferta and Ixora finlaysoniana.]:

Now, here were the minibeasts or small creatures. From left to right: (1) Malay Viscount (Tanaecia pelea pelea), (2) caterpillar of Grey Sailor (Neptis leucoporos cresina), (3) Grey Sailor (Neptis leucoporos cresina), (4) caterpillar of The Knight (Lebadea martha parkeri), and (5) a cricket (Tremellia timah) with a missing hind leg.