Thread: Beung Boraphet: Waterbird sanctuary in serious jeopardy

Originally Posted by pescator

Originally Posted by Pol the Pot

Never?

It's just that nobody was swimming because of this bug that's transmitted by snails or something.

Probably liver flukes.

[at] Bruce, are you books out of print?
I tried to find them on amazon with no luck.
Same with the publishing company you refer to on your homepage.

Pescator, all three are available from Asia Books. Their website is asiabooks.com
I let them handle my books as it gives me more time to do what I want, and that is photograph wildlife. I'm not sure about the liver flukes but I will check into it and post it. Thanks for your interest in my work.

Originally Posted by pangsida

Another great read - many thanks!

Pangsida, thank you very much for your comments and glad you enjoyed the thread.

Originally Posted by billy the kid

bruce kekule ,that is great work sir . to make people aware is admirable .
the site you mentioned to visit in november ,,,some teachers on here would be hero's if they took their students on a day out and to explain to the students what is going on there .
kids need this contact with nature .

Billy the Kid, thanks and extremely pleased you have a passion for education like I do. Without doubt, it is the kids of today that will save the wildlife of tomorrow. A day trip to Beung Boraphet would absolutely please the young ones as there is so much to see.

Originally Posted by Mid

42 posts and greened off the screen

truly deserved as well

thanxs for sharing with TD

Mid, my pleasure and thanks for all the green...!

Originally Posted by thai-papa-jim

Thanks for the great photos and the information.

It's my pleasure and glad you liked the thread. I have loads for the future and will try and post as much as possible.