Natural History DrawingsEditions Didier Millet, Jan 16, 2026 |
Contents
Foreword | 7 |
First Resident and Commandant of Singapore | 9 |
Note on the Captions | 35 |
Plants | 37 |
Birds | 187 |
Mammals Reptiles and Invertebrates | 249 |
Fishes | 285 |
Framing Farquhars Natural History Drawings | 316 |
| 328 | |
| 332 | |
Back Cover | 337 |
Common terms and phrases
animal areas Artocarpus Asian Asiatic Society Bengkulu binturong bird Borneo Botanic British Bunga Burung Calcutta China Chinese artists climber clusters cm long coastal colour common name critically endangered depicted edible endangered in Singapore extinct in Singapore fairly common Farquhar Collection feeds fish forest fragrant fruits gardens genus ginger grow habitat Hornbill identified Ikan including Malaysia Indo-Pacific Indo-Pacific region Indonesia insects jackfruit Java Karimun islands leaf leaves locally extinct Malacca Malay name Malay Peninsula Malayan tapir Malaysia and Singapore male mangroves Melaka Merah native to India native to Peninsular natural history drawings ornamental plant painting palm Peninsular Malaysia Pinang plant plate shows Polunin Goh 1999 Raffles rainforest rattan reach a height Rotan Royal Asiatic Society seeds settlement shrub Singapore and Malaysia snake Southeast Asia species specimen Sumatra Syzygium tall throughout Southeast Asia traditional medicine tropical trunk white flowers widespread wild William Farquhar yellow

