I love how the beak of the Blue-eared Kingfisher is pointing in the general direction of how the twig bends, creating a nice leading line. On large exhibition print, one can clearly see the spider web on the twig. It’s breathtakingly delicate and beautiful to see the complex structure and the details of each strand of the silky web.
As the world’s largest arboreal mammal, Orangutans spend most of their lives in trees, eating, climbing and sleeping.
Mikko was the second youngest orangutan at BOSF Nyaru Menteng Sanctuary when he arrived in February 2010 after being confiscated from a nearby village. He is bright and healthy and likes to play and make friends with everyone! 🙂 The young orangutans learn and explore in the nursery under the close supervision of their surrogate mothers for several years. About BOSF Nyaru Menteng Sanctuary The BOS Foundation has rescued over 1000 orangutans in Central Kalimantan and currently care for and support over 600 orangutans at Nyaru Menteng. The main activities of Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rehabilitation and Reintroduction Center is quarantine […]
I love watching the elephants by the river and observe their interesting behavior. Really glad that I have captured this lovely family portrait as it is unusual to see the father in the herd together with mother and child.
What a heart-warming greeting between two Borneo Pygmy Elephants! 🙂 I love watching the elephants by the river and observe their interesting behaviors.
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