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| The museum of tea's collection of tea cups |
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| One of Jeju's offshore islands |
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| Marine debris on an un-cleaned shore |
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| A larva surge |
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| This is a tunnel dug by the Japanese in the unique geological feature during WWII and from which they used to launch kamikaei attacks on the allied forces. |
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| Jeju squid boat |
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| Pacific reef heron |
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| The 'Jeju sea slater Ligia spp. - about one inch long |
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| Hanging out the squid to dry |
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| Swinhoe's or Chinese egret - note bright yellow feet. |
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| another island |
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| Photoshoot on the beach |
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| Tricolor Flycatcher (him and her): Photo kindly provided by Fabian Ritter |
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| Pierre and Frank enjoy some birdwatching |
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| The Jeju roe deer |
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| A river valley - the magnificent tree on the left is an acer/Maple |
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| A grandfather stone (on the right) |
Recommended natural history trip on Jeju: the '1100 Altitude Wetland' which is a Ramsar site on the side of the mountain - more here.
This is the higest part of the island that you can drive to and a number of walks are accessible from here.
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