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Raffles’ Banded Langur (Presbytis femoralis)

Raffles’ Banded Langur (Presbytis femoralis)
Casuarius_casuarius, 6 Mar 2022
    • Casuarius_casuarius
      An unexpected sighting in the patch of forest across the reservoir, from the garden pavilion.
      This is Singapore's only indigenous colobine.
      6 Mar 2022
    • DannySG
      6 Mar 2022
    • Zooish
      I wonder if it's the same individual supposedly sighted some years ago during the environmental surveys for the Mandai developments.
      6 Mar 2022
    • lintworm
      Cool, is there any specific locatiom where they are more regularly seen?
      6 Mar 2022
    • Vision
      @lintworm Thomson Nature Park is the 'normal' place where most people look for them, although I've heard success rate is not always very high. I had one or two in a group of Crab-eating macaques within only about an hour of looking there though, specifically on the part marked on google maps as 'Macaque Trail and Langur Trail'.
      19 Aug 2022
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    • Dr. Wolverine
      I visited Thomson two times, once in October and again today. I did not see any on both trips.
      20 Mar 2024
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