A day in the life The world is a book; those who do no travel only read one page (St Augustine of Ippona)

My Photo scholarship 2011 entry

MALAYSIA | Saturday, 5 November 2011 | Views [204]

Local people are abandoning their traditional way of life to work in the palm oil plantations living in purpose built compounds on the land. These villagers are supplementing their meagre wages fishing for prawns in the early morning mist.

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Water monitor lizards are common throughout Borneo, especially in riverside areas. Not quite as large as their Komodo cousins , they often reach 1.5 meters in length and 25kg in weight. This large water monitor was found foraging along the riverbank for fish, frogs, rodents and snakes.

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A day in the life The world is a book; those who do no travel only read one page (St Augustine of Ippona)

My Photo scholarship 2011 entry

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