Return to album listKinabatangan River
Our mode of transport for the three days of the excursion
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After about an hour I concluded that this lifevest was far more valuable as a cushion than as a floatation device.
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Hornbills
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A male proboscis monkey. The most famous nose in Borneo.
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Oriental Darter
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A family of proboscis monkeys
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A female proboscis and her child
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Bornean pygmy elephants
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Borneo pygmy elephants
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“The Lion King Photo” according to a Dutch guy on our tour.
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Plenty of geckos around our guest house
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Reticulated python
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Kingfisher, the smallest species in Borneo I was told.
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Early morning sighting of a red-haired monkey
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Boat cruise at dawn
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It’s the school boat!
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Pygmy elephants again, this is an immature female.
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Pygmy elephant, an immature female
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Oriental darters
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Water monitor lizard – about 5ft long
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Rollie-pollie bug…the size of a ping pong ball!
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A large hive of bees
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A leaf bug
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It looks like smoke but it is actually fungi spores coming out of a log.
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Elephant ear – a type of fungus. Literally the size of an elephant’s ear.
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A walking stick
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Proboscis monkey
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Lots and lots of tourists visit the Kinabatangan
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A quick glimpse of a very shy otter
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Night walk through the jungle
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We saw some really crazy looking bugs during the night walk
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