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Originally Posted by butterfly_effect
But I've encountered it in Langkawi before. If you feel generous (or rich) go book a night at the Datai Resort, you will have a good chance of seeing (or at least hearing) the Tokay.
The other place that I've also seen it and took photos of one up on a high beam, was at the Allamanda Resort at Phuket.
:)
Tokays are rare in peninsular Malaysia.
In urban areas its menacing & scary looks is likely to get it killed.
The local populace also have a penchant for keeping cats.
These agile & adept hunters are capable of taking flying swifts from rooftops.
When a cat pounces it is usually curtains for any unwary lizard.
However, we have a lot of Towkays.:bsmile:
For those in the dark.
Tokay
On all fours & tailed.
Blue-grey & with orange spots.
Loud commanding vocal.
Handle with care.
Towkay
Upright & tailless.
May wear garish blue with polkadots.
Loud authoritative vocal.
Best handle with care.
TL Seow:cheers:
(Towkay: Hokkien for head of family/household aka big boss.)
Thank you Dr Seow. This is rare humour from you:bsmile: .
Nelson, sorry it is hard to keep up with all the news. Is Ellen now a part of the BC community? If yes, she has a great partner! William
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Originally Posted by Psyche
Fanatstic shots of the other creatures. Agree with Anthony that the second gecko shot is very cute. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: