I'll put this here where people will actually see it, what the hell is this (besides being fried, obviously).
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I'll put this here where people will actually see it, what the hell is this (besides being fried, obviously).
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^ a rat caught out on a power line?
Is it me, i keep seeing only part of the piccies?
Way too big to be a Lat I would have thought, but yeah it's a power line casualty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
^ A squirrel of some sort?
We get a lot round here running along the power lines but they're not very big. How long to you think it was?
^Yeah we have plenty of Squirrels here running along power lines too but this thing is like 3 or 5 times as big. Snout to arse would have been about 20 inches.
There is a few different varieties of squirrels in Thailand. Some of them can get fairly big.Quote:
Originally Posted by Headworx
What a lot of people are calling squirrels in Thailand are actually Northern Tree Shews.
This happens on my phone. I have to click the picture to see the whole thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by NamPikToot
I'd say its a bat ?
Looking at the whole picture:), yeah tree shrew
Common treeshrew
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BBQ'd Northern Tree Shrew.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barty
Working downtown this week . . . view from my office balcony
I miss trees
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Live and learn something new every day then thank you! The body matches pics online of Treeshrew's so thats what it'll be, but as I've just learned there's many different varieties and I can't figure out which one this BBQ'd guy is because it has a much more rounded snout than what I'm seeing online. No matter, it's a Treeshrew.
Could be a dropbear joey.
The jaw is more chunky, built to gnaw nuts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
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The Tree Shrew's is more pointed and delicate.
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My dog going mental with the aroma of fresh wild garlic, he had to cool off in the brook..
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Is this on your farm? (just saw that thread today)
This is in the UK.Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
Not visited the Thai family farm for a couple of years,they keep us updated on new developments.
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A stop over night in Trat. Love how empty every place is.
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Stunningly beauty day here on the island of Koh Mak. Took a scooter ride. Flew my drone. Nobody here but a few groups of Thais and a handful of Backpacker types staying around the island.
Quite peaceful.
2000 again but with better hotels and infra. :)
Indeed. Enjoying it while I can. Soon prices will triple to recover losses and people will pack in.Quote:
Originally Posted by NamPikToot
Dreamy . . .
few more. a couple pics from my Drone and Phone
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Drone pics.
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View from room.......
^Enjoy your stay.
Are you staying in the Mira Montra, The Beachfront Resort Koh Mak?
If not, pay it a visit. The beach, which has white "powder" sand, is the best on the island and usually deserted.
How was the speedboat ride ride from Leam Ngop pier?