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photographie-irie > Tarsius Monkey, Tangkoko National Park, Northeast Sulawese, Indonesia      Tarsius Monkeys are the world's smallest measuring only five inches in length, and are nocturnal in behavior. So it's a good idea to let a guide help you find these diminutive creatures inside the hollows of trees where they hide and hang when they aren't jumping around your heads, flitting from tree to tree. Tangkoko is not easy to reach, but has a good sampling of biological diversity for which the entire Sulawese area is rightfully famous.
photographie-irie > Tarantula, Tangkoko National Park, Northeast Sulawese, Indonesia Also seen during our night time trek into the jungle to find Tarsius Monkeys among all the other outstanding wildlife in the park, including black apes, maleo birds, hornbills, snakes, wild pigs, and rusa deer.
photographie-irie > Siladen Island, Bunaken Marine Park, Sulawesi, Indonesia           Beach huts are cheap, all the water is hauled to the island, life and food is simple, and the relaxing is great.
photographie-irie > Temple Rice, Singaraja, Bali, Indonesia Rice on temple. flower behind ear and in headdress, perfect for a Bali Hindu Religious celebration.
photographie-irie > Bali Beach Boy Peeling Mango , Sanur, Bali, Indonesia
photographie-irie > Bali Boats, Sanur, Bali, Indonesia      Boats are everywhere along the beaches in Bali despite local apprehensions about the sea and it's demons. Fishing is one reason, since the ocean's bounty is popular for meals both locally and with tourists. Big income from taking visitors snorkeling, diving and sightseeing also convinces many to challenge traditional sea fearing attitudes.
photographie-irie > Bali Dive Boat on the Beach, Sanur, Bali, Indonesia           Visitors to Bali spend much of their time at beach sports, with great diving, snorkeling, swimming, surfing, boating and just hanging at the beach. The funny thing about this is that locals steeped in animist-hindu tradition tend to avoid the sea for fear of water demons. This beached dive boat may not appear currently active, but might be tomorrow. Just roll it on the logs into the surf and you're ready to do a Bali Dive.
Tarsius Monkey, Tangkoko National Park, Northeast Sulawese, Indonesia     

Tarsius Monkeys are the world's smallest measuring only five inches in length, and are nocturnal in behavior. So it's a good idea to let a guide help you find these diminutive creatures inside the hollows of trees where they hide and hang when they aren't jumping around your heads, flitting from tree to tree. Tangkoko is not easy to reach, but has a good sampling of biological diversity for which the entire Sulawese area is rightfully famous.
photographie-irie > Tarsius Monkey, Tangkoko National Park, Northeast Sulawese, Indonesia      Tarsius Monkeys are the world's smallest measuring only five inches in length, and are nocturnal in behavior. So it's a good idea to let a guide help you find these diminutive creatures inside the hollows of trees where they hide and hang when they aren't jumping around your heads, flitting from tree to tree. Tangkoko is not easy to reach, but has a good sampling of biological diversity for which the entire Sulawese area is rightfully famous.
Tarsius Monkey, Tangkoko National Park, Northeast Sulawese, Indonesia     

Tarsius Monkeys are the world's smallest measuring only five inches in length, and are nocturnal in behavior. So it's a good idea to let a guide help you find these diminutive creatures inside the hollows of trees where they hide and hang when they aren't jumping around your heads, flitting from tree to tree. Tangkoko is not easy to reach, but has a good sampling of biological diversity for which the entire Sulawese area is rightfully famous.
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