Langkawi: Kilim Ecopark mangrove tour
First thing in the morning, all the tour boats are moored, ready to take groups out.
Past the floating fish farms.
The mudcrabs.
And mud skippers.
The mud crabs and mudskippers.
A stop for some eagle feeding. The Brahminy Kites are happy to swoop on the chicken on offer.
The white-bellied sea eagle wasn’t so keen to perform on demand. I can’t say I blamed him.
This mama monkey had obviously received a note from the school that day and was doing a nit-check.
As the tide was low, we were able to go right through the Crocodile Cave (named for its shape, rather than inhabitants – there are no crocodiles in these waters.)
This area is a safe mooring for yachts. It was interesting to see which ports they were registered to – everything from American and European locations to some Australian ones.
A floating fish farm needs a floating fish farmer.