Road Crosser 15 - Tana Toraja, Indonesia

AT long last, after more than two years, here's another post on my chicken-crossing-road blog. This photo was taken in February 2012 in the village of Sangalla on my first and (so far) only visit to the Toraja highlands in South Sulawesi.

I asked the locals this question in Bahasa Indonesia: Mengapa ayam menyeberang jalan? But everyone just shook their heads. Then I had my question translated into the local language: Napai manuk na lenduk jo lalan?  And I got the same response!

So why the F do chickens cross roads???  (My photo - 2012)

K9 Road Crosser 14 - Pagadian City, Philippines

This is another canine road crosser, a streetwise city dog, so crossing busy city streets is no problem for him. (My photo - 2009)

Road Crosser 13 - Sabah, Malaysia

We've been straying from the issue of chickens crossing roads in my last few posts. Well, although a Coucal is not a chicken but at least it's a bird, an avian. As you can see it's half flying, half running across the road, not as elegant as a chicken. (My photo - 2010)

Road Crosser 12 is a Monkey - Sabah, Malaysia

Now, this is a road crosser that's higher up on the evolutionary scale, below apes and of course Homo. So he thinks he can cross roads without anybody questioning why? Pourquoi? Pourquoi pas? (My photo - 2010)

Bovine Roadrunner 11 - Sabah, Malaysia

This bull isn't crossing the road but thinks he's a roadrunner! He's certainly not a chicken. (My Photo 2010)

K9 Road Crosser 10 - Sabah, Malaysia

When a dog crosses the road nobody asks why. It's just doing its own business, 'coz it's a dog's business to cross roads.

Photo taken on the road near Mt Kinabalu National Park on a cold misty day. (My Photo - January 2009)

Road Crosser 9 - Sabah, Malaysia

Until I could take a picture of an elephant crossing the road I think this would be the largest of the road crossers I've shot so far!

This water buffalo had to work although he would very much like to be soaking in his favourite mudhole! It looks as if he had dropped all the load in his sled and was walking across the road away in protest! But the fact is that his human minder had just unloaded the bunches of oil palm fruits (those reddish things on the roadside) and he's headed into the field for more! A hard working beast of burden he is! (My photo - 2008)