a most beautiful and cute wild snale I meet so far .. and wish will meet it again for more pictures
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2012 Nov 2

boiga drapiezii
update 2012 Nov 1

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some of my collection of wild life , bird, Mammals, reptiles … etc
found mosquito on the Green Crested Lizard nose …

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a most interesting moment found from my previous Bako National Park trip ..
a Wagler’s pit viper stand still and looking for it’s prey Kendall’s Rock Gecko but the Gecko feel something not right and left after few second stand still … this was capture with 4 pictures panorama merge (previous share how I pano/merge my macro shot)
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Oriental Whip Snake a mildly venomous cute, long .. keep moving snake but we can get close to get good picture …
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahaetulla
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Chordata |
| Class: | Reptilia |
| Order: | Squamata |
| Suborder: | Serpentes |
| Family: | Colubridae |
| Subfamily: | Colubrinae Link, 1807 |
| Genus: | Ahaetulla |
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Bako National Park, Kuching, Sarawak
a fun and joke while this outing … when we see anything (snake, monkey, crocs … we just make our joke … elllooooo show us yours’ tongue ….) and a truth fun trip with my gang Andy Paul (KL), Maureen (Ba’kelalan) , Andy Teo, Michael Wong & Simon Rex (from Bintulu)….
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update 2012 Sept 26
a Juvenile Wagler’s pit viper show up it’s tongue … don;t get too close …..
this was the most dangerous or scary moment when I monitor and the snake just move down and show us the tongue …. i was shock that moment when it coming down …

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beside Bako National Park, we also visit this beautiful mangrove for mangrove , crocodile, dolphin ….
arrive to Buntal village (from Kuching ~45minutes) it should have boat arrangement but prefer to be there earlier as best time for Dolphin ~19am-12pm but also depend on the tide
so excited for the 1st time so close to the wild crocodile .. (~2-4meter away)
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Sarawak



my long plan East Malaysia wildlifes, macro etc trip to Bako/Kubah National Park locate at Kuching, Sarawak .
thanks Andy Paul, Maureen, Andy Teo, Michael Wong, Simon Rex, CM Chong, Nizam (thanks for the local arrangement) etc to make this fanstatic trip for me …
Bako National Park, from Kuching airport can take taxi, bus to Kampung Bako Jetty (about 30 minutes) and a boat ride (can arrange near jetty and the rate is fix ~RM90 return)..
within the National Park, you are near to a beach with beautiful Sunset direction (will share some pictures later) .. most of the track need bit walk, night walk is a must to see wild lifes, insect etc … but take extra note as saw many pit viper (saw ~4-5 Wagler’s pit viper for 3 days)… will slow update with pictures
****best prawn ever ..we bought alive prawn from the fisherman while we met them on ocean and immediate back to canteen to boil it …

update 2013 Jul 5

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(update 23 Sept 2012)
Beautiful View near Bako National Park Jetty (update 24 Sept 2012)

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Bako National Park, Sarawak

The Barred Eagle-Owl (Bubo sumatranus), also called the Malay Eagle Owl, is a species of owl in the Strigidae family. It is found in Brunei, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, and Thailand. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests.
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barred_Eagle-Owl]
a cute owl …
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update 2013 feb 26

a movie clip just before I snap above picture
update 2013 Feb 22

update 2013 Feb 5

update 2012 Dec 17



Barred Eagle Owl call
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Juvenile Peninsula Pit Viper … it hiding from us well where we stand few feet away but yet to spot it till another group of tourist shoot it real close … only we found out this beautiful snake where we shouldn’t get close …
especially Juvenile , some expert believe they are at stage where do not know how to control the venomous.. when they hit you mean they will release 100% of the venomous which will be more dangerous than the adult …