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Interesting Sights at Springleaf Nature Park

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Fauna at Springleaf Nature Park

Due to its close proximity to the Reserve, Springleaf Nature Park is rich in biodiversity, and is home for more than 80 species of resident and migratory birds. These include the White-throated Kingfisher, Blue-tailed Bee-eater and Long-tailed Parakeet.
Flora at Springleaf Nature Park

As Singapore developed and villagers were relocated to public housing, the Nee Soon village and nearby plantations, left to rest, became secondary forests. They now act as nature corridors between the Central Catchment Nature Reserve and surrounding green areas. Springleaf Nature Park buffers the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, and helps to reduce visitorship pressure on the Reserve by providing an alternative venue for nature-related activities.

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