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December 20, 2004A bit of Brunei, a bit of Sarawak
Plants and Animals of Borneo, my photos: Massive 8-10" Stick insect View image Jungle Skink View image Crazy red centipede View image Unknown invertebrate; slithered like a snake, left a slug-slime trail, acted like a leech... The railing it's cruising along is no wider than a 2x4 View image Big old caterpillar View image Another weirdo caterpillar View image Largest pitcher plant in Borneo View image A pitcher-plant vine View image Highly poisonous jungle snake View image "The Leech" found everywhere in the jungle, especially after a rain... View image Pretty wild grasshopper; also saw one with blue legs, yellow body, red wing sheath... View image Admittedly dead, but this endangered pangolin hide was hanging under a Kelabit's home; amazing and strange animal that's rarily seen. View image Fantastic butterfly, about 5" wingspan. View image Animals eaten, heard, or briefly seen: Mouse Deer (eaten) View image
Water Buffalo (eaten) View image
Monitor Lizard (seen briefly) View image
********************************************* vijen and I after the hash in Brunei; I look stupified, he looks neurotic... View image Margie, me, and Emi - two very friendly Philippino housekeepers. Emi looks after Vijen and Lorrie. View image The mosque in downtown Bandar at dusk. View image Again. View image Again. View image Night-time at the other prominent mosque in bandar. View image Crossing the river at Batu Niah View image Archaeological site in the main chamber's mouth at Niah Caves View image Jungle through the mouth of the cave View image On the Boardwalk View image View at maximum zoom through the barbed wire fence of Painted Cave View image Artists rendition of the style found in the cave View image Borneo highlands from the Twin Otter View image Bario region from above View image Longhouse for lunch View image Helping cut strips of fat into bite-sized chunks for the wedding feast (Daniel is the white guy pictured) View image Eating bull "gun", yes that is part of it's penis View image A christian wedding is a christian wedding, whereever you are! View image A blurry photo of the longhouse; easily 150m long View image Setting off on our trek; Ridilio's wife had difficulty getting our feet to fit in the photo, evidently View image Crossing one of the many bridges on the trek - this was by far the sturdiest structure - most were bamboo beams laid across the gap... View image A lone hunter met in the darkening jungle, hours from anywhere; he carries a "reindeer" in a handmade rattan backpack View image Cooling down in the jungle View image A Kelabit elder with traditional earings; notice the holes in the top of his ears - leopard holes View image Kelabit woman weaving a rattan basket View image Back in the Bario area after 6 long days of trekking View image Miri as seen from Canada Hill View image Comments
Hi Eric. I have been enjoying your journal and your pictures. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New year. Sherry & Rick Posted by: Sherry Cooper on December 21, 2004 01:52 AMHI Eric, pictures are fabulous as usual, stories are great. Your newly discovered fruits look like lychees? Enjoy your Christmas on the beach! |
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