Bfb`s Outdoor Ramblings
A photographic diary. Header image: Fieldfare - East Cheshire
Wednesday, 3 March 2021
Masked Shrike - SW Turkey
Continuing the theme of my Turkey apartment garden visitors here is the Masked Shrike. Last year we were lucky enough the have a pair with a youngster. They disapeared during the day but came back to the same bush every evening before the sun set.
Tuesday, 23 February 2021
Little Owl - SW Turkey
Continuing the theme of Garden birds in my SW Turkey apartment. Here is (or rather are) a Little Owl or two. Images showing one actually on my apatrtment roof. The two on the gate together are just outside the apartment at the entrance to the Olive grove.
Friday, 19 February 2021
Woodchat Shrike - SW Turkey
I have a new holiday home in Turkey and this fella is a garden visitor along with another two Shrike species (Masked and Red Backed).While the lockdown continues I will relive a few of the other garden visitors in SW Turkey
Saturday, 13 February 2021
Friday, 29 January 2021
Taman Negara Rain Forest (Malaysia)
Its been nearly 10 years since I visited this incredible jungle. Taman Negara is believed to be 150 million years old and I was priviledged to spend a week there in 2011.
The search was for the Great Argus which unfortunatly I missed.....
Luckily there are a miriad of other flora, fauna and mammals.
Here are just a few of them.
Knight (Lebadea martha parkeri) Chocolate Royal Twin Barred Tree Snake This beautifully patterned snake is rarely seen. This species is able to glide considerable distances by inverting its ventral surface and launching itself from the tree tops. It is a mildly venomous back-fanged species Common Sun Skink Red Tailed Rat Snake This huge snake was in our chalet garden and stayed in this tree for three nights and days...... on the fourth night it had disappeared!! Orchid and Fungi (Yellow stemmed Micropore) white-thighed Surilli Dusky Langur (Dusky Leaf Monkey) This fella followed me around for part of an afternoon, he always kept to the high cannopy, but stopped whenever I stopped.
Knight (Lebadea martha parkeri) Chocolate Royal Twin Barred Tree Snake This beautifully patterned snake is rarely seen. This species is able to glide considerable distances by inverting its ventral surface and launching itself from the tree tops. It is a mildly venomous back-fanged species Common Sun Skink Red Tailed Rat Snake This huge snake was in our chalet garden and stayed in this tree for three nights and days...... on the fourth night it had disappeared!! Orchid and Fungi (Yellow stemmed Micropore) white-thighed Surilli Dusky Langur (Dusky Leaf Monkey) This fella followed me around for part of an afternoon, he always kept to the high cannopy, but stopped whenever I stopped.
Monday, 25 January 2021
Fox’s
Trail cam footage of last nights activities in the garden
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