Artistically Feasted On; Can you see it?

Our human noticed something unusual, stopped to look closer.

The leaves had unusual shapes. After a while upon closer scrutiny, our human realised it was artistically feasted on creating this unique lovely shape. The shoe below is for comparison.

Our human carefully looked but could not find any clue as to who the culprit is.

This Keeled Rat Snake, also known as King Koros, is non-venomous. Found in Southeast Asian forests, it preys on rodents and small animals.

'Tired Old Man'

It was a normal hiking day.

As usual after the walk, our human cleaned the mud and dirt off the shoes so as not to bring it into the car.

Parked under the roadside trees, our human heard rustles of leaves and looked up. A few monkeys were moving from branches to branches.

Our human quickly took out the cell phone.

As the monkeys moved off, one stopped and decided to rest on a branch nearest to our human...

...and sat there like a 'tired old man' for quite a while.

Yes, our human could relate, feels for him and understand his tiredness.

His home has been invaded, destroyed for human advancement and convenience.

When our human moved to the present home twenty years ago, beside was a small patch of green forest. The air then was fresh with daily visits from monkeys.

Soon it was cleared. In its place, now stands two rows of 4-storey shop office.

Air now is not like before; it feels warmer and faintly smell of vehicle exhaust.

Short-Term Tenant

Snowie is our human brother's pet cat.

The MeowRoom, without the cats, has now been converted into a sort of storeroom; and it took a couple of days for our human to clear out and clean it.

Our human bought a lot of cat food (to try to turn Snowie into a 'fatty') and a cardboard scratch house (that went home with him). 

All the kitty bowls and toys were cleaned.

Snowie was scared when he first arrived and hid in the corner staring. 

By the next day he was purring when our human placed him on the lap and groomed him. He loved playing with all the toys.

Each night, when our human sat in the hall watching TV, Snowie would sit behind the MeowRoom door and watch our human.

After Snowie left, our human cleaned the MeowRoom partially and then procrastinated.

MeowRoom is not completely cleaned yet! 

It is hard to shake off this procrastination disease.

Fat Skink

From the corner of the eye, something shiny caught our human's eye; immediately stood still and looked.

Well camouflaged, it took two to three seconds to pin point what and where it was.

In the bright sun puddle was this skink. It was the fattest our human has ever seen.

Perhaps it lives in the right place with plenty of food and less predators.

Paradise Tree Snake

Wanting to completely recover from the recent illness, on the return short hike our human walked extra slow. It was getting warm as the sun has risen high up.

Full of thoughts of ways on how not to fall ill again, our human suddenly sensed something in front, immediately stopped and looked.

Just one step in front was this beautiful chap in a sun puddle.

Our human quickly sidestepped, went behind the tree beside in a controlled slow motion and slowly took out the cellphone to capture the moment. (Our human purposely use the tree as a shield from the snake.)

Googled and found out that this is Paradise Tree Snake.

[from Wikipedia --

Paradise tree snake, paradise flying snake or garden flying snake (Chrysopelea paradisi) is a species of colubrid snake found in Southeast Asia. It can, like all species of its genus Chrysopelea, glide by stretching the body into a flattened strip using its ribs. It is mostly found in moist forests and can cover a horizontal distance of 10 meters (33 feet) or more in a glide from the top of a tree. Slow motion photography shows an undulation of the snake's body in flight while the head remains relatively stable, suggesting controlled flight. They are mildly venomous with rear fangs and also can constrict their prey, which consists of mostly lizards and bats.]