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You can’t be disappointed with the abundance of wildlife to see in Malaysian, Borneo!
One of the first animals we saw in Borneo was the short-tailed macaque. A troop of them live at the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre, and just as this one is doing like to horn in on the feedings!
This beautiful spider was one among many, many spiders we came across. They were everywhere. I tried not to think about them too much as I’m a tad bit arachnophobic. The ones we saw ranged in sizes from teensy weensy to gigantic!
There were also plenty of lizards…also with in a huge spectrum of sizes.
This kingfisher was such a splash of color.
This was the most patient pit viper…pretty isn’t she?
A small female orangutan.
A mud crab – intimidating, but delicious!
A mother and baby silver leaf monkey.
This hornbill was bringing food to his mate in the tree, sitting on a nest.
Mt. Kinabalu National Park
Driving in Eastern Malaysia (Sabah)
Visiting Orang Utans at Sepilok
The Handicraft Villages of Kudat, Malaysia
The Stinky Rafflesia Flower
Durian, The Stinky Fruit You Must Try
Proboscis Monkeys at Labuk Bay
Yep! Another spider.
This was such a brilliant lizard!
We saw insects galore, not all as pretty as this one.
…and another baby…monkey. Can’t see too many of them.
Have you been to Borneo? What wildlife did you see?
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Absolutely stunning pictures – my favorite is the baby silver leaf monkey and surprisingly enough the snake (though I was terrified of them when I was there and kept wondering if one would fall on my head)!
Annika, I was a little terrified as well. A green mamba can be very aggressive, but this mama seemed to be okay with a bunch of folks peering at her. Strange.
Wow, excellent photos!!! I love them all, but especially the little kingfisher, “fairuz” as he’s known here in Egypt – this one is slightly different, with his all white belly!
Thanks Aisha!
These are great, Corinne! I love these wildlife shots and I know they weren’t the easiest to take. What a wonderful collection but I’m so enamored with the mother and baby silver leaf monkey. Those monkeys are just adorable!
Mary. I agree…they were by far my favorites as well. I have to admit, I did love the spiders too!
Beautiful photos Corinne! I’ve always wanted to visit Borneo, mostly for its wildlife and the possibility to see orangutans. Have you seen any?
Ruann, We did see orangutans at Sepilok. I have photos posted. They seem like very gentle creatures. Borneo is so worth it, lots of wildlife. I hope you get there soon!
My own quest to capture the Borneo wildlife didn’t turn out so well, so I am truly appreciative of your photos. Wonderful job!
Thanks Michele. I love photographing wildlife, but it isn’t easy!
I’ve been dying to visit Borneo to see this amaing wildlife diversity! Though I’d probably have a heart attack if I saw a pit viper that’s not safe behind glass at a zoo 🙂
Great photos!
Cassie, I know! That pit viper scared the wits out of me, and yet she was so calm. There were so many people getting so close to her, flashing her with their cameras, and she just sat there. It was almost eerie.
Love the mother and baby monkey pictures. But the spider pics? We know spiders are wonderful for eating insects and mosquitoes, but they’re still a little scary…
Janice. I concur! Love the babies, not such a fan of the spiders…but some were spectacular!
Wow, all those wonderful captures, I would love to visit Borneo some day and also see some amazing wildlife. Thanks for joining us today at Travel Photo Mondays
Thanks to you Noel. Yes, Borneo is awesome! Hope you make it there soon.
Great photos 🙂
Thanks Muza-chan!