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bactrus 7th July 2008 03:39 PM

Re: N.veitchii habitat revisited
 
Robert, Seems all these adventures are day trippers. You guys do overnight trips?

Robert 7th July 2008 06:54 PM

Re: N.veitchii habitat revisited
 
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Originally Posted by bactrus (Post 1092)
Robert, Seems all these adventures are day trippers. You guys do overnight trips?

We do overnight trips, 2-4 night depending on distance and also the need to engage porters ( to carry tin food, drinking water, camping gear and camera equipment)

natureye 23rd September 2008 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Robert (Post 1096)
We do overnight trips, 2-4 night depending on distance and also the need to engage porters ( to carry tin food, drinking water, camping gear and camera equipment)

2-4 days in the jungle? absolutely fascinating trip and great photo!

Planning a trip to Kapit, hopefully real soon.

Robert 23rd September 2008 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by natureye (Post 4145)

Planning a trip to Kapit, hopefully real soon.

Oh Kapit, the gateway to many fascinating discovery. I was there many years ago to cover the Iban culture before i was poisoned by neps. Do post pics of local culture, besides other interesting stuff (neps of course and rare orchids if you come across). Have a wondeful trip up the mighty Rejang river. Good luck.

malowie 26th September 2008 04:27 PM

Re: N.veitchii habitat revisited
 
lovely veitchii..

i read somewhere that the higher the altitude where you find veitchii, the more colorful the peristome. and those that live on fallen logs have huge leaves to wrap around the trunk in order to support themselves.

Robert 28th September 2008 07:59 PM

Re: N.veitchii habitat revisited
 
The most beautiful was the clone - red pitcher with red strip peristome. There are 2 type of highland intermediate form- terrestrial and epiphytic. The later has the ability to climb tree by clasping their leaves around tree trunk. Both have broad leaves.


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