It's been a while since I've written anything for my blog, not through a lack of content but more of a lack of time. I decided that it was time to sit down and go through some of my pictures and get to writing a fresh post. Ok so here it goes, a post about …
We were so impressed by the amount of wildlife we saw at Ton Prai on our previous visit that we decided to go back for a second look around.We arrived earlier than the last time in the hopes that more animals would be out sunning themselves before it got too hot later in the day. …
I’ll never forget the first time I Saw a slow loris in real life…….. We were new to Phang-nga and still getting used to seeing so much wildlife especially right outside our front door. One day we heard our dog (Bones) barking insesantly and when we went to investigate she was standing looking out of …
Thailand is currently in the midst of its longest heatwave in 65 years with many provinces hitting temperatures exceeding 44 degrees celcius (111.2 farenheit). The long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) around us have come up with a solution for the oppressive heat, they leave their tree top perches and hit the local river for a swim. …
We often take our dog Bones for walks along the bank of the river that runs through our town. It's peaceful down by the river, the grass is kept well manicured by the local buffalo and we usually have the whole place to ourselves except for the occasional buffalo herder. During the rainy season the …
Nick's Wild Life 