Where are all the BIRDS ????!!!!

**mervin** · 5th Jul 2006, 18:22

As usual, lugged my heavy gear and went roaming into the forest but where are all our feathered friends ? :wahpiang:

Nothing to shoot except these, which are in abundance !!!!!

**hwchoy** · 5th Jul 2006, 19:36

wah! very sharp pix of the lulian, drool.

**budak** · 5th Jul 2006, 21:23

I thought now breeding season.. all the bird birds hiding in their nests...

**mervin** · 5th Jul 2006, 22:08

Originally Posted by budak

I thought now breeding season.. all the bird birds hiding in their nests...

over loh.....

**juggler** · 5th Jul 2006, 23:49

Cool. Where to find the durian?

Hot weather good for durians.

**valice** · 5th Jul 2006, 23:55

Hot weather eat liulian? Later nose bleed ar... Haha...

**ranmasatome** · 6th Jul 2006, 00:37

eat liao must eat mangosteen.. thats what i usually do. Anyway.. interesting bird there mervin.. seems like it likes to travel in packs.. if it travels..lol..

**hwchoy** · 6th Jul 2006, 02:19

my grandma says after eating must drink water from the shell.

**benny** · 6th Jul 2006, 12:23

Originally Posted by hwchoy

my grandma says after eating must drink water from the shell.

And must add salt too right?

Cheers,

**ranmasatome** · 6th Jul 2006, 13:05

and must rub some of the middle portion into the water... then when wash hands.. Rub more of teh middle portion onto hand and wash like soap.. then no durian smell..

**Justikanz** · 6th Jul 2006, 14:07

No, run the tap water through the shell, use the dripped down water to wash hands, hands will not smell...

Long time never eat liew lian liao...

**valice** · 6th Jul 2006, 14:40

Organise a liew lian eating outing?

**ccs** · 6th Jul 2006, 19:24

Originally Posted by valice

Organise a liew lian eating outing?

How abt liew lian picking seesion

**ranmasatome** · 7th Jul 2006, 12:08

my house here got a lot of liew lian pickers.. everytime see them when i go mountain biking..

**mervin** · 8th Jul 2006, 07:32

Originally Posted by ranmasatome

and must rub some of the middle portion into the water... then when wash hands.. Rub more of teh middle portion onto hand and wash like soap.. then no durian smell..

that is something new to me !

**MrTree** · 19th Jul 2006, 10:17

Nice.......I only tried 2 times over the passed two years back to China...how come all Thai durian here??????

**hwchoy** · 19th Jul 2006, 10:32

because thai durians are plucked when still not too ripe (so I understand) and being drier can be shipped in better shape. the malayan ones must only be picked when they drop off and is already optimally ripen, cannot be kept for more than a day or two.

**Justikanz** · 19th Jul 2006, 13:33

Not just that... The Malayan durian is more 'pungent'... Difficult to ship/fly without killing non-durian lovers on board...

**ranmasatome** · 20th Jul 2006, 01:26

Thais prefer the unsoft durians.. so what choy say is true.. except malaysian durians not really plucked when it drop la.. my aunty has a durian farm.. played there lots when i was young..

**hwchoy** · 20th Jul 2006, 02:12

you mean the malayan ones are plucked off the trees too!?

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