Photo update 6: Kinship in Kenyir

Here’s a photo update devoted to kinship in the Kenyir Wildlife Corridor. There’s no better way to start off our tribute than our first photocapture of dhole (Asiatic wild dog) in our project site. These amazing creatures remind us that we should all take some time off to bring that special someone for a walk in the woods…

Tapir_couple_Rimba — Asian tapir (Tapirus indicus) mother and calf regularly grazing at one of the viaducts © Rimba

Barking_deer_Rimba — A pair of barking deer (Muntiacus muntjak) also frequenting one of the viaducts © Rimba

Crestless_fireback_pheasant_Rimba — A rare photo of a pair of crestless fireback pheasants (Lophura erythropthalma) © Rimba

Elephant_herd_Rimba — Our largest herd of Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) so far – 13 individuals! © Rimba

Malayan_porcupine_couple_Rimba — A pair of Malayan porcupines (Hysterix brachyura) © Rimba

Sunbear_cub_Rimba — Sun bear (Helarctos malaynus) mother and frolicking cub © Rimba

Golden_cat_with_cub_Rimba — Asiatic golden cat (Pardofelis temminckii) mother and cub too shy to pose © Rimba

Pig_tailed_macaque_Rimba — A pair of vain pig-tailed macaque juveniles (Macaca nemestrina) © Rimba

Swimming trunks — Three pairs of swimming trunks in Lake Kenyir © Rimba

September 28, 2011August 9, 2017 by Rimba Categories: Home, Photos, Project UpdatesTags: Asian elephant, Asian tapir, Asiatic wild dog, barking deer, camera-trap, crestless fireback pheasant, dhole, golden cat, Kenyir Wildlife Corridor, kinship, Malayan porcupine, pig-tailed macaque, Rimba, sun bear 6 Comments

6 thoughts on “Photo update 6: Kinship in Kenyir”

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wat else i can said,its just awesome.wish my luck turned good to joint for short while with the team that i can said fresh in my mind forever of my life.good job buddy.

love the swimming trunks!! awesome pictures!!

golden cat and cub.. superb. have never got those..

Again… very very awesome camera trap results.
Wild dogs.. how lucky to have that on camera!
Keep up the good stuff.

Cheers

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