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Camera Traps – best of June 2015

We have a really excellent selection for you this month including some amazing images from our tree camera trap. Indeed most of the action has been in the trees this month.
The ground cameras captured a really clear image of a mouse deer and a less clear image of one of our marbled cats.

 

Mouse deer

The biggest story is from our tree cameras: not only did gibbon C make an appearance including having a snack on camera. We were also treated to a pig-tailed macaque selfie and a common palm civet having a relaxing scratch. The most exciting image is that of an Asian Black Hornbill, the first one we have ever caught on our cameras! For all the images please visit our Facebook group here or our Flickr account here.
Asian Black Hornbill

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