We went for our weekend morning walk at Thomson Nature Park today. This is one of our favourite nature parks so far. The best part is that it's not too far off from our place.
Opened in 2019, this 50-hectare site is unique because it isn't just about the trees. It’s a literal walk through history, acting as a buffer for the Central Catchment Nature Reserve while preserving the ruins of a former 1930s Hainan Village.
This was our first time spotting a Raffles’ Banded Langur in the park. It is critically endangered with only about 70 left in Singapore. It is also a shy, black-furred monkey with white rings around its eyes and white bands on its chest.
We continued our walk on the ruins trail.
Along the way, we saw some squirrels and several species of birds. Need some help to identify these birds.
Nature is really amazing and we will definitely be back for more walks.
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