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A Street lamp glowing at night during a rainy day

This flower is found commonly in most part of the hill county of sri lanka. it is mostly identified in between nawalapitiya to nanu-oya. we can see this flower varieties when going by the train n this way. grow during the whole year. but mostly seen in the rainy seasons.   

SUN RISE

Ramboda falls. Sri lanka It is a wonderful place to visit in a cold area of the central hills of sri Lanka. While traveling from Kandy or Colombo passing gampola you can see this view on the way to nuwereliya.

common kingfisher sitting on a gilicidia tree branch at  morning

Water can make any kind of a change. this is also a good proof about the action of water and it's effect on the rocks

Not knowing the language hairstylists speak can result in stressful trips to the salon, not to mention terrible haircuts. To help you communicate with your stylist and get the best cut ever, we've deciphered the most common salon jargon. 1. Layers Every cut falls under three categories: layered, one-length, or a combination of both, says celebrity hairstylist Dwayne Ross. Layers help lessen density and create movement. One-length cuts, on the other hand, add weight. To avoid confusion and hair mishaps, double-check with your stylist. Regardless of what terminology the stylist is using, Ross recommends always asking, "Will this technique create layers or remove them?" 2. Overdirecting This is a cutting technique where hair is lifted and cut over the head to create extra body and volume, says Nick Penna Jr., owner and lead stylist of SalonCapri. Essentially, the end result is a ton of exaggerated layers. Think: shaggy, rockstar cuts, says Ross. 3. Thinning Th...

A tea plantation, estate in hatton sri lanka. row of trees planted to keep the wetness or moisture for the year. it is the main economic resource of sri lanka such as rubber and coconut

oon it got dusk, a grapy dusk, a purple dusk over tangerine groves and long melon fields; the sun the color of pressed grapes, slashed with burgandy red, the fields the color of love and Spanish mysteries. And though I came to forget or regret all I have ever done, yet I would remember that once I saw the dragons aloft on the wind at sunset above the western isles; and I would be content. I can't give you the sunset, but I can give you the night.

Mynah birds spending their time in a branch of a tree Some birds are not meant to be caged, that's all. “You do not have to be good. “The reason birds can fly and we can't is simply because they have perfect faith, for to have faith is to have wings.” “Pan, who and what art thou?" he cried huskily. “The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.”

   SUN RISC

River in between bamboo tree forest in Nawalapitiya, Sri lanka in a cool morning

My friend jega is pushing the rock  

Ginigathena mountain range on the way to maskelliya town. Sri lanka

Adam's peak mountain Sri lanka. Second largest mountain in sri lanka, stuated in the central part of sri lanka.

During December in sri Lanka will be mist and cold. Specially in the hill country side. Due to decreasing temperature, the water present in the atmosphere is also decrease to form mist.

Black Headed Yellow Bulbul , Endemic Birds in Sri lanka , Birds of Sri lanka

The Sri Lanka blue magpie or Ceylon magpie is a member of the crow family living in the hill forests of Sri Lanka, where it is endemic. This is a species of a dense wet evergreen temperate rain forest. It is declining due to loss of this habitat. Scientific name: Urocissa ornata This is a species of a dense wet evergreen rain forest. It is declining due to loss of this habitat. Sri Lanka Blue Magpie is usually found in small groups of up to six or seven birds. It is largely carnivorous, eating small frogs, lizards, insects and other  or invertebrates, but will eat fruit. The cup-shaped stick nest is in a tree or shrub and there are usually 3–5 eggs laid. The eggs are white heavily spotted with brown. Both sexes build the nest and feed the young with only the female incubating them. The Sri Lanka blue magpie is about the same size as the Europe magpie at 42–47 cm. The adults are blue with chestnut head and wings, and a long white-tipped tail....

The Sri Lankan jungle Fowl. (NATIONAL BIRD OF SRI LANKA)

A white mixed orange butterfly  A butterfly which is collecting nectar from a red colour group of flower or an inflorescence at a green background. white and black wings and orange mixed yellow wings

landscape, blue sky, old bang low at a back round on seven virgin hills at norton sri lanka.

ROCK