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Ginisang Munggo is a Filipino savory soup of sauteed mung beans, shrimp, and leafy greens, distinctly serving as a primary protein source during meatless Lenten Fridays.
Dried kalamansi juice powder is dehydrated juice of calamansi, the Philippine English name for Citrus x microcarpa used in drinks and marinades.
The Philippine Eagle-Owl is the largest owl species endemic to the Philippines, notable for its prominent ear tufts and vulnerable status due to extensive habitat loss.
Dried calamansi peel is the preserved rind of Citrus x microcarpa, a sour kumquat-citrus hybrid especially common in Philippine cooking.
Apis nigrocincta is a cavity-nesting honey bee species native to the Philippines and Indonesia, distinguished from related species by its genetic markers.
The Philippine Hawk-Owl is an endemic species of owl found only in the Philippines, recognized by its mottled brown plumage and piercing yellow eyes suited for dense forests.
The giant scops-owl, also known as the Mindanao eagle-owl, is a large owl species endemic to the Philippines and is currently classified as vulnerable due to habitat loss.
The Cultural Center of the Philippines, opened in 1969 in Manila, was established during the Marcos administration as the country's flagship institution for promoting Filipino arts internationally.
Everett's Scops-Owl is a small raptor endemic to the island of Borneo, inhabiting montane forests and named after British administrator Alfred Hart Everett.
The Palawan Scops-Owl is a small, nocturnal owl endemic to the Philippines, where it is notable for being found exclusively in the lowland and montane forests of Palawan island.
The Luzon Scops-Owl is a nocturnal raptor endemic to the island of Luzon in the Philippines, where it is notably restricted to montane forests above 1,000 meters in elevation.
The Mindanao Scops-Owl is an owl endemic to Mindanao in the Philippines, notable for residing exclusively in high-elevation montane and mossy forests.
The Mantanani scops-owl is a distinctive owl species native to small islands off Borneo and the Philippines, recognized by its pale plumage adapted to coastal forests.
The Philippine scops-owl is a species of owl endemic to the Philippines, recognized by its distinctive ear tufts and reddish-brown plumage, inhabiting tropical forests.
The Mindoro Scops-Owl is a nocturnal bird endemic to Mindoro in the Philippines, notable for its restricted range in montane forests and classification as a vulnerable species.
