Thailand Wildlife

The “conservation archive” has image updates for the months of January, February and March 2019

The updates for 2019, so far, consist of new images taken by the Thailand Wildlife Collective‘s photographers. The new images are taken as the cool season has taken hold and the transition to the dry season is underway with water sources reducing in the parks. The new additions include:

• • Jan 12  – Addition of  new primate images including Dusky langur and Stump-tailed macaque images from Kaeng Krachan National Park by  Paul Thompson.
  • Jan 26  – Addition of  new images including Ruddy-breasted crake, Blue-banded kingfisher and Plain prinia photographs from Petchaburi Province by Geoff Potter
  • Jan 28  – Addition of  new images including various mammals and birdlife from Thung Yai Naresuan Wildife Sanctuary by  Paul Thompson.
  • Feb 05  – Addition of  new images including forest birds and small mammals from Pang Sida National Park by  Paul Thompson.
  • Feb 08  – Addition of  new bird images from the plains of Nakorn Nayok by  Paul Thompson.
  • Feb 13  – Addition of  various new images including Asian Elephants, a collection of new snake species and closeups of a sun bear by Ton Smits
  • Feb 14  – Addition of  new macaque and bird images from Khao Yai National Park and the plains of Nakorn Nayok by Paul Thompson.
  • Mar 1  – Addition of  a collection of new images including some amazing pangolin images, as well as a host of new snake and lizard species by Ton Smits
  • Mar 9  – Addition of  a collection of new images from Ranong including the Banded krait, White-bellied rat snake and the Keeled slug snake by Ton Smits
  • Mar 10  – Addition of a new collection of bird images including the Yellow-rumped flycatcher, Emerald dove, Red junglefowl and Siamese fireback from Pang Sida National Park by Paul Thompson.
  • Mar 12  – Addition of  a very large new collection of new images  containing many new Thai herpetofauna including snakes, frogs, lizards and other species by Ton Smits

The “conservation archive” has image updates for the month of December 2018

The updates for December 2018 consist of new images taken by the Thailand Wildlife Collective‘s photographers. The new images are taken as the cool season starts starts in the mountain forests and light rather than the lack of it once again becomes a tool to the photographers. The new additions for the month of December include:

• • Dec 1 – Addition of Indochinese grey langur, Trachypithecus crepusculus images by Paul Thompson.
  • Dec 31 – Addition of images from Hala Bala Wildlife Sanctuary including the agile gibbon, the rhinoceros hornbill, and white crowned hornbill images by Paul Thompson.

The “conservation archive” has image updates for the month of November 2018

The updates for November 2018 consist of new images taken by the Thailand Wildlife Collective‘s photographers. The new images are taken in the end of the current rainy season as better but colder weather starts to transition in the mountain forests. The new additions for the month of September include:

• Nov 26 – Addition of Clouded Leopard images, Leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) and Malayan Tapir images from Kaeng Krachan National Park by Paul Thompson and Ian Edwardes.
• Nov 27 – Addition of new Lar Gibbon images by Paul Thompson.

The “conservation archive” has image updates for the month of September 2018

The updates for September 2018 consist of new images taken by the Thailand Wildlife Collective‘s photographers. The new images are taken in the height of the current rainy season, one Thailand’s most severe in many years.  The new additions for the month of September include:

• Sept 1 – Addition of a host of new reptile, amphibian and mammal images from Ton Smits, including images of Jack’s Water Snake, Large-eyed Pit Viper,  Yellow-barred Wolf Snake,  Collared Blackhead, Khasi Hills Keelback,  Hampton’s Slug-eating Snake, Barron’s Kukri Snake (Oligodon barroni), Reticulated Python, a colorful juvenile Dumeril’s monitor lizard  as well as various Asian Elephant images taken at various locations in Thailand.
• Sept 12 – New reptile and amphibian images from Ton Smits, including photographs of Cave Racer Snake, Kanburi Pit Viper , Norhayati’s Tree Frog, Dog-toothed Cat Snake (Boiga cynodon) and Juvenile Monocled Cobra (Naja kaouthia)
• Sept 15 – Addition of Asian Short Clawed Otters, Indochinese leopard, Sunda pangolin (Manis javanica),  Gaur (Bos gaurus), and Leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) images from Kaeng Krachan National Park by Paul Thompson and Ian Edwardes.
• Sept 30 – Addition of various arthropod images including the rarely seen Pyrops astarte lantern bug by Paul Thompson.

The “conservation archive” has image updates for the month of August.

The updates for August 2018 introduce a host of new images  taken by the Thailand Wildlife Collective’s photographers. The new images are taken in the current rainy season and you will see style and species content changes as the full force of the rainy season takes affect and photographable species change in tandem with the seasonal change. The new additions for the month of August include:

• Aug 3 – Addition of new reptile and amphibian images from Ton Smits, including the Malayan Krait, Stripe-tailed Cave Racer (Elaphe tae..eyi), Hose’s Frog, Robinson’s Stream Skink, and Mangrove Pit Viper taken at various locations in southern Thailand
• Aug 7 – Addition of Indochinese leopard, pallas’s squirrel, Northern treeshrew, Hog badger (Arctonyx collaris) and civet images from Kaeng Krachan National Park by Paul Thompson and Ian Edwardes.
• Aug 15 – Addition of many new reptile and amphibian images from Ton Smits, including the Kanburi Pit Viper, Gumprecht’s Pit Viper, Common Mock Viper, Pope’s Pit Viper, Red-Webbed Tree Frog (Rhacophorus rh..pus) and Ulber’s bent-toed gecko (Cyrtodactyl..lis) taken at various locations in central and northern Thailand
• Aug 16 – Addition of new spider images including Myrmarachne maxillosa, Heteropoda sp huntsman. and Hasselt’s Spider (Gasteracantha hass..tii)  by Ian Edwardes.
• Aug 20 – Addition of Salticidae and Spittle bug nymph images from Pang Sida National Park by Paul Thompson.

The “conservation archive” has a number of image updates for the month of July.

The updates introduce a host of new images for the month of July taken by the collective’s photographers. The new images mark the arrival of the rainy season and you will see style and species content changes as they mirror the change in the season here in Thailand and resident animal lifecycles change to suit the changing conditions in the forest. The new additions for the month of July include:

• Jul 1 – Addition of Asian golden weaver and Banded kingfisher images by Geoff Potter.
• Jul 8 – Addition of gaur, sambar, jackal and asiatic elephant images from Kaeng Krachan National Park by Paul Thompson and Ian Edwardes.
• Jul 8 -Addition of many new arthropod images from Paul Thompson taken at Chalerm Prakiat Thai Prachan National Park, Khao Luang National Park, and Khlong Yan Wildlife Sanctuary
• Jul 3 – Addition of Southern Pig-tailed Macaque images from Paul Thompson taken at Khao Luang National Park.
• Jul 3 – Addition of Draco blanfordii images from Paul Thompson taken at Thung Raya – Na Sak Wildlife Sanctuary
• Jul 15 – Addition of Indochinese tiger and Asian golden cat camera trap images from an undisclosed location by Paul Thompson and Ian Edwardes.
• Jul 23 – Addition of new arthropod images from Paul Thompson taken at Pang Sida National Park
• Jul 28 – Addition of new reptile and amphibian images from Ton Smits, including the rare Brongersma’s Short-tailed Python amongst others, taken at various locations in south and central Thailand
• Jul 30 – Addition of new primate images from Paul Thompson taken at various locations in northern Thailand
• Jul 31 – Addition of Diard’s trogon images by Geoff Potter.