VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Kubah National Park, Kuching Day 3

on
29 August 2011
Day 3 and we’re venturing into foreign grounds at Kubah National Park….
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Gunung Santubong, Kuching Day 2

on
28 August 2011
Day 2 of our trip, and we were all hopeful for more…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Gunung Santubong, Kuching Day 1

on
27 August 2011
Did a 4D3N macro trip of nothing but bug hunting at Kuching,…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

A Cicada’s New Skin

on
21 August 2011
The Lornie Trail is a popular jogging track in the weekends. While exploring this trail, we found a little Cicada that was about to…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

The Weevil’s Wedding Vows

on
20 August 2011
To have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

The Kent Ridge Kampong

on
13 August 2011
A quick walk in Kent Ridge Park late into the night. Saw more lovebirds than bugs in this well manicured park!Victor said that he…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

The Little King of Camouflage

on
8 August 2011
Did a warm up night shoot with the gang before we head to Kuching next week for a buggathon, and found an Assassin Bug…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

How do Bees Sleep at Night?

on
6 August 2011
A night trip to Singapore Botanical Gardens with the Macromaniacs. Made a few new friends and made fun of the old ones. 😛 Thanks…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Exotic (looking) Caterpillars in Singapore

on
30 July 2011
Caterpillars to many, are simply plain green or black little worms. However, they do come in all shapes and sizes, with exotic or even…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Be Wary of Spider Bites!

on
22 July 2011
For macro and nature enthusiasts, many understand that spiders have their own store of venom for hunting purposes. But what many don’t know of…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Nangka in the Rain

on
15 July 2011
A trip that started with threats of rain all day. We started late and managed to reach the end of Nangka Trail before Durian…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

PUI Goes the Spitting Spider

on
9 July 2011
Please pardon the crude title. 🙂 This post is dedicated to the Spitting Spider (Scytodidae family). It hunts by shooting gooey spit from its…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Lurkers of the Night

on
1 July 2011
Another night trip to observe the local tarantulas. Most of the tarantulas we found were hiding at the entrance of their burrows. The burrows…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Revisiting the Mantidfly!

on
26 June 2011
A short trip to get improved shots of the Mantidfly which I shot last month. Before the main subjects… found the usual little ones.#1…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

The Macro Shoot That Turned into Something Else…

on
24 June 2011
Made a quick night shoot with James and Uncle Lew to Mandai Track 15, as I struggled to carry my gear around in the…
READ ARTICLE


VIEW POST

View more
Journal

Singapore Tarantula… why do they have such a bad reputation?

on
17 June 2011
Tarantulas are arguably the largest spiders of them all. Often hairy, with large fangs, these spiders can live up to 15 years! No thanks…
READ ARTICLE
NICKY BAY
Singapore

Hi my name is Nicky Bay. I am a macro photographer, instructor and book author, travelling the world to document the vast micro biodiversity that nature has to offer. Follow my updates and discover with me the incredible beauty and science behind our planet's micro creatures!

Copyright Notice

All images © Nicky Bay unless stated otherwise. Reproduction of any content without permission is prohibited. Please read the Image Use Policy and contact [email protected] for licensing requests.

Mailing List

Like the content here? Get notified for new posts, stories, workshops and book launches! Your email will never be shared with others.

Like the content here? Get notified for new posts, stories, workshops and book launches! Your email will never be shared with others.