Our next stop is Okoki, famed for its White-winged Ducks––yet another endangered species that finds refuge in Cambodia. We arrive mid-afternoon at this remote site, only about 10 miles from the Laos border. As soon as we pull into the campsite, local guides meet us. … Continue readingOkoki’s White-winged Ducks, and More!
Tmatboey is a small village set in deciduous dipterocarp forest in the center of Cambodia’s Northern Plains. It has the distinction of being home to two highly endangered ibis, the Giant and the White-shouldered. Both birds have suffered precipitous population declines in the past half-century, … Continue readingTmatboey’s Treasured Ibis
When there’s a long break in my blog posts, you can bet I’m on the road. We have just returned from nearly a month and a half in Southeast Asia––Cambodia, Thailand, and Singapore––and is there ever a lot to report! Here is a quick preview … Continue readingStay Tuned: Cambodia!