Mt. Makiling’s
been known as a home of diverse biological species, some of which are endemic
to the Philippines. Reports have it that the Philippine eagle, Rafflesia, and even cobras peacefully thrive at the vastness of the rainforest. And while I have not seen any of these yet along the trails
during any of my Mt. Makiling hikes, I’m still lucky to have a glimpse of the
rich and appalling flora and fauna the forest offers. Though the subsequent set of photos
will not do any justice, here’s the dump anyway--
29 May 2015
Mt. Makiling: Flora and Fauna
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