My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesOlive-backed Sunbird (Cinnyris jugularis)I've always photograph this birds at the park. they have adapted well and i can see them always. park is huge maybe with 5km area. it's noisy bird calls helps me find it. they are in groups and pairs. some small birds i noticed are solitary this sunbirds is social. it would even mixed with olive back flowerpeckers. they do look similar but the beak tells them apart. best time to shoot is sunrise. philippines has more than 5 kinds of sunbirds but this is the only one i see at the cemetary park.

My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesCarpenter ants (Camponotus)it's large ants maybe around 2.5cm. it moves fast thou keeps running. they like damp woods. they excavate it not eats the wood like termites. Carpenter ants play an ecological role by breaking down dead wood in forests.

Here are my bee collection photographbee are important to natures. They transfer the pollens to stigma of flowers. Bees are the most effective pollinators.

My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesPied Fantail (Rhipidura javanica)it's found iin Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia (Sumatra, Java, Borneo), Brunei, and the Philippines. It onstantly flicking and fanning its tail. when i started to shoot birds. i hated this bird because am having hard time to shot it. can't focus too fast for me and my gear. and it loves to stay on dim areas. here are some of my shots. please enjoy. tnx

Scaly-breasted Munia (Lonchura punctulata), also known as the Spotted Munia or Nutmeg Mannikinfirst 5 pics are juveniles. as can be seen it has not developed the scaly breast. plus its beak has not fully form.i often see them eating seeds, especially grass seeds, but also eats small insects.

My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesThese are the only 3 kinds of doves i was able to see and photograph. I like the zebra doves, because it does allows me to come closer compare to the other two. it's smaller too. These doves i noticed hav adapted well and i did saw some of their nest. i not want to disturb. in the photos there are some juveniles.