A big part of Postcards from Seletar is the flora and fauna that lived with humans at the Airbase. Many of our open day visitors came though the Wild Singapore network, and it is always a delight to follow Ria’s adventures.
wild shores of singapore: Stonefish at Tanah Merah!.
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Thanks for the kind encouragement! Our shores are such a delight to explore and share.