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Butterflies drinking water in wet sand next to a small jungle river. My lucky day - but I had more than one such encounter! During dry season the jungle leaves have little or no water to drink. Hence butterflies do what humans do when thirsty, they go - or fly - to the next "butterfly pub". Way up in the mountains - amidst jungle - was a small crystal clear jungle river. This place with wet sand about 1 meter away from the water. A few dozen butterflies always flying around this small spot and about a dozen at a time sitting down for a short while to take a few zips of water out of the wet sand .
During rainy season it may be far more difficult to find such crowds of butterflies on a single spot. During rainy season raindrops can easily be found all across the jungle vegetation.
See my earlier photos if you love to learn a little about butterfly life cycle or see some butterfly wallpaper from tropical islands or enjoy my Butterfly eCard collection.
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A farmer produces the most valuable = food. A self made job provides for the little money needed beyond food. The products really needed in life are food and housing. This is a traditional roofing grass lasting a few years. The type of high strong grass is found in abundance. All you need is time to make the roofing. Since richer ones have no more time - the poor ones have time in abundance and produce what is needed to earn a little money to provide for expenses beyond food.
If you have your own house, zero mortgage, zero electricity or energy bills, no debts of any kind and all food in your own garden, in forest or jungle, then there is little else needed and self created jobs, services or products are sufficient for a simple but happy life. Happy life means smiling faces - see next photo!
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