Malaysia Sabah Borneo BIRDING AND BIRDS PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR

4 days and 3 nights deep into Kinabadana River, North Borneo Sabah Bird watching / ecotourism and wild bird photography

A birding and birdlife photography program focuses on the lowland forest and floodplain  at Kinabatangan River, home to an amazingly rich diversity of birds, including rare and endemic species, due to the abundance of food plants. The relatively low canopy allows sufficient natural light to make bird viewing and photography a rewarding experience.

Malaysia National Treasure Proboscis Monkey

This Proboscis Monkey, nicknamed "Dutch", has big noses and eyes, and it's memorable. Proboscis monkeys have
extremely high IQs. The most strange thing is that the proboscis monkey has two stomachs and feeds on red leaves. 
It is not afraid of suffering but sweetness. If you eat food with high sugar content by mistake, the stomach will swell 
and explode. It is said that the proboscis monkey can only be seen on Borneo Island at present. There are only more
 than 6,000 left. Proboscis monkeys are almost rarer than the Chinese national treasure panda. Exit. The huge 
mangrove forest in the south of Kota Kinabalu is home to the precious Proboscis Monkey. Proboscis monkeys only 
occur in Borneo. They mainly live in mangroves at the estuary and ocean junctions. They love to forage at dawn and 
dusk, with only a few thousand left. They are endangered animals.
Proboscis monkeys have strangely long, drooping noses, thick waists, and thick white tails. They look like wearing 
grey tights, orange jackets, and white bottoms. They are huge and weird. Proboscis monkeys are only found in 
Borneo. They live in wet coastal areas. A male proboscis monkey often lives with up to eight females.

Malaysia National Treasure Proboscis Monkey : The Proboscis Monkey, nicknamed “Dutch”, has a female nose that is not as pronounced as a male.