IMPRESSIONS OF SUNGEI BULOH NATURE RESERVE
Northbrookes Secondary School,
(5 classroom blocks 45m x 3.2m)
Done by Technical Academic Year 1 students, 2005

Students learn how to make observatory drawings of flora and fauna during a field trip to Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve. They noted the animals’ anatomical characteristics and their natural behavior. In the classroom, they put their ceramic skills to use and created life-like birds and other mud-habitat animals.

Great Heron. 75cm. Note the body shape, and defined feathers on the body and semitransparent glaze on the body.	Collared Kingfisher. 30cm. A robust bird, commonly found around riverbanks. Note the details of the eye and the greenishblue glaze on the feather-texture body.	Ruddy Turnstone. 30cm. Commonly found feeding on mudflats. Note the intricate colours on the body with gloss transparent glaze.
a chirpy and delightful small bird commonly found at the wetlands	The prominent tree-house standing tall in the middle of the reserve.