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This Dicroglossid frog was observed at night in the Ulu Ulu Temburong National Park, in eastern Brunei.
This Dicroglossid frog was observed at night in the Ulu Ulu Temburong National Park in eastern Brunei.
This juvenile, 15 cm long Reed Snake was found during the day under leaves in a cement trough in the Temburong National Park Lodge area in eastern Brunei. It is nearly identical in appearance to the sympatric elapid snake, Red-headed Krait (Bungarus flaviceps).
This skink was observed during the day near a small waterfall along the Temburong River. Also seen in the same area were the frogs Limnonectes laticeps, L. leporinus, Leptobrachella mjobergi, Staurois guttatus and the skink Tropidophorus beccarii.
This skink was observed during the day near a small waterfall along the Temburong River. Also seen in the same area were the frogs Limnonectes laticeps, L. leporinus, Leptobrachella mjobergi, and Staurois guttatus, as well as another skink Tropidophorus brookei.
This male was found calling at night along the Temburong River, 5 km east of Temburong National Park.
This frog was observed during the day near a small waterfall along the Temburong River. Also seen in the same area were Limnonectes laticeps, L. leporinus, Leptobrachella mjobergi, and the semi-aquatic skink Tropidophorus brookei.