In the skies
Kinabalu park
Flora
Flora in detail
Let the colors in
Unforgettable place III.
Unforgettable place II.
Unforgettable place
Stone monuments in Paradise
Geology
Sunlight!
Simple Beauty
Climbing down
A summit
Mt Kinabalu - sunrise at the summit
Mt Kinabalu - sunrise at the summit
Mt Kinabalu - sunrise at the summit
Still Life II.
Still Life I.
Red in Green II.
Red in Green I.
Silence II.
Silence I.
Structures of Jungle V.
Structures of Jungle IV.
Structures of Jungle III.
Structures of Jungle II.
Structures of Jungle I.
Noir/White
Flora
Roots
Roots
Mountain Jungle
Team Korea at the start
Entrance
Nice view
Tea shrubs
Resting in Sabah tea plantations
Gomantong caves
Tiger of Sandakan
Street life of Sandakan
Streets of Sandakan
Streets of Sandakan
Street life of Sandakan
Gas of Sandakan
Fish of Sandakan
Watermelons of Sandakan
Street life of Sandakan
Teksi of Sandakan
Waitng for teh tarik
Orang made his own umbrella for the rain
Sepilok jungle
Trees (in BW)
Trees (in BW)
Curry House
Purple striped busses
Blue striped busses
Palms of Kinabalu
Wash yr teeth, little rascals!
Green
I want all those!
TCM cosmetics
TCM cosmetics
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All those trees
Kinabalu Park is situated on the Crocker Range on the western coast of Sabah. It is located within the district of Ranau, within the West Coast Division. This botanical site contains a variety of flora and fauna that ranges over 4 climate zones; from rich lowland dipterocarp forest through the montane oak, rhododendron, to the coniferous forests, to the alpine meadow plants, and to the stunted bushes of summit zone. The mountain is also known for its many carnivorous plant and orchid species, most notably Nepenthes rajah. It is also home to a multitude of endemic animal species, including the Kinabalu Giant Red Leech and Kinabalu Giant Earthworm. The park also plays host to a variety of birds, insects, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles. Mount Kinabalu is one of the youngest non-volcanic mountains in the world. It was formed within the last 10 to 35 million years. The mountain still grows at a rate of 5 millimetres a year.
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m̌ ḫ club has replied to Andy Rodker clubAndy Rodker club has replied to m̌ ḫ clubMany thanks for your visit and yellow stars, Michal!
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