Night comes early in the tropics. So we had to switch on the lights already for dinner. Much to the delight of a couple of geckos living under the ceiling, we always attracted a number of butterflies, when anchoring off the island of Lampi. The other islands seem to be too small for butterflies, as they get blown away. So when starting the morning, it was a good idea to do a sightseeing walk along the upper deck and check for the "catch" of last night. Of course most butterflies and moth looked the way they normally do. But some would never have been recognized if not sitting on white painted metal. The left side one probably tryed to look like a piece of bark.
Home Ranong Kawthaung The islands Moken people Settlements Boats Fishing vessels School Butterflies Sea life Ashore Aboard in the water Under water Visits ashore River No. 1 The jungle walk Beach barbeque holiday beach School and Monastry Palua Tone-Tone Last lunch Kawthaung pagoda Sightseeing in Kawthaung Ship by Liz by Jo by Emma by Ina mail