After months of technical issues with our camera systems we have finally started to get glimpses of the cryptic inhabitants from the depths of Kaeng Krachan National Park. Kaeng Krachan is the perennial favourite amongst birders but its pristine primary forest areas are home to an amazing....... 
Back in 2000 Sy Montgomery, with input and help from evolutionary biologist Dr. Gary Galbreath, started working on and subsequently released the book "Search for the Golden Moon Bear: Science and Adventure in Pursuit of a New Species" a tale of an adventurous search for a mythical new bear....... 
Arguably, Thailand's cutest primate, the Dusky Langur - also known as the dusky leaf monkey, spectacled langur, or spectacled leaf monkey. Trachypithecus obscurus is a species of primate in the Cercopithecidae family. They are found in Western Thailand and are ubiqutous in the Kaeng Krachan....... 
I decided to spend a few days down at Kaeng Krachan before it shuts next week for the rainy season, we had a great time including one of the most amazing leopard experiences of my life. This male allowed us to view him for about 20 minutes whilst he slinked in and out of the undergrowth....... 
One of the interesting things about using video traps is that they offer you a different perspective of the natural world. I don't just mean that you can glimpse animals that you normally may not be aware of, but that you can look at the forest itself in a different manner to what you are used....... 
It seems strange that just two days ago a team confirmed the extinction of the clouded leopard in Taiwan after thirteen years of searching. It is a species that after two years of camera trapping, I myself had only one short 3 second glimpse on film to show its existence in the areas....... "Each species is a masterpiece, a creation assembled with extreme care and genius." > Edward O. Wilson
"An understanding of the Natural World and whats in it is a source of not only a great curiosity but great fulfillment." > Sir David Attenborough
“Climb up on some hill at sunrise. Everybody needs perspective once in a while, and you’ll find it there.” > Robb Sagendorph
