I am a retired USMC Engineer who decided to spend the rest of my days behind the lens viewer of a camera. Wildlife is my specialty.
I’m fired up on showing the the world Okinawa and its unique culture through photography.
Let’s collaborate: Wildlife/Travel Photographer looking to collaborate with any publications interested in my photos from Okinawa, Japan.
Matador Profile: Ryukyu Mike
Photography Website: Mike’s Ryukyu Gallery
Travel Blog Entry: Katsuren Castle
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Second that…incredible.
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sweet shots! is that a fruit bat? thing looks freaking cool!
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I Lived in Okinawa for a couple of years when I saw a picture of the bat I had to laugh, we would take walks at night this five pound bat would hang from a tree right outside my front door. How about the Banana spiders they are a sight to see. Love the pictures brought back many memories.
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Thanks to everyone for your kind comments. The Ryukyu Flying Fox is indeed called a Fruit Bat. It’s also listed as an endangered species, though I see them everyday. For years I thought they were helping me keep the mosquito population under control, but they don’t; they eat fruits and plants !
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Awesome shots Mike!
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Amazing work as always my friend. I am so proud of you
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Audrey, when National Geographic commissions me someday, I want you along as a writer; you have a way with words! Pretty skilled with a camera yerself, Buddy !
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