On my way to the beachfront from the resort's payag-payag, I passed by its forest, which was not really much as there was no variety of plants. But I did see birds flitting among the trees' branches but they were flying so fast and wary of any movement that I failed to take their photos.
In that forest, this red-and-green-leafed plant caught my interest because it looked like a poinsettia. Interesting, as it was summer and I have never seen such a plant before.
I made a search online and though I'm not really sure, I think this plant is a wild poinsettia.
This blog from Marta shares that the wild poinsettia's milky sap can be used as bush medicine and is a remedy for warts and corns.
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