Freelance photographer supporting animal welfare and conservation
The beaches of Seminyak are holiday hotspots for the local Balinese and their Javanese neighbours. Hundreds of Indonesian tourists come down with their families, children play in the sand and paddle at the water’s edge and the more adventurous ride some great surfing waves. At the end of the day the wind whips up a biting sand storm that can empty the beach of thousands of visitors in less than an hour.
The SW Spiny Tailed Gecko, Strophurus spinigerus, is also known as the Tree Dtella and is native to the lower west coast and adjacent hinterland of West Australia. It is not CITES protected.
The White-crowned Hornbill, Berenicornis comatus, is a species of hornbill found in forests in the Thai-Malay Peninsula, Sumatra and Borneo. It is listed on CITES under Appendix II as it is under threat from habitat destruction. This specimen was photographed in the Bali Bird Park, Ubud.
Two tadpoles photographed stranded in a puddle on a large lily leaf of a pond. The tropical warmth of the day threatened to overheat their little pool. A short wriggle into the cool pond water below was fraught with large hungry koi.
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