Yellow-bellied Prinia
The yellow-bellied prinia (Prinia flaviventris) is a species of bird in the family Cisticolidae. It is found in Pakistan, the southern Himalayan foothills, the northeastern Indian subcontinent, and Southeast Asia.
Phou Khao Khouay National Protected Area
Thaphabath District, Thailand
+64 birds
Dawn breaks over limestone karsts that rise like sentinels above dense monsoon forest, their weathered peaks crowned in mist. Phou […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKMount Nanling Forest Park
Ruyang Forest Farm, China
+83 birds+4 mammals
Granite peaks thrust through a verdant canopy where the Nanling range divides tropical and subtropical China, creating a mosaic of […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKBako National Park
Kuching, Malaysia
+112 birds+18 mammals
Weathered sandstone cliffs rise dramatically from the South China Sea, their ochre faces sculpted by millennia of wind and tide […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKKuching Wetlands National Park
Kuching, Malaysia
+135 birds+21 mammals
Where brackish waters meet mangrove stilts and freshwater swamps blend into coastal mudflats, one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic wetland […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKPenang National Park
Balik Pulau, Malaysia
+125 birds+30 mammals
Granite peaks rise abruptly from the Andaman Sea where tropical rainforest clings to steep slopes in one of Malaysia’s oldest […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKTaman Negara Bukit Lambir National Park
Miri, Malaysia
+137 birds+15 mammals
Rainforest cascades down sandstone ridges where crystal streams carve through ancient geology, creating a landscape of profound biological richness in […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKGunung Mulu National Park
Long Seridan, Malaysia
+128 birds+29 mammals
Where granite monoliths pierce the rainforest canopy of Sarawak, an ancient limestone karst landscape reveals one of Southeast Asia’s most […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKBatang Gadis National Park
Mandailing Natal, Indonesia
+36 birds
Where granite gorges slice through emerald rainforest and white-water rivers thunder across moss-draped boulders, one of Sumatra’s most pristine wilderness […]
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