Semnopithecus vetulus, Macaca sinica. Toque macaques on eight-hundred-year-old stonework, and purple-faced langurs in the last of the montane forest.
Roughly a third of these frames came from four animals I have followed since 2019 — the Kumbukkan female, her two surviving daughters, and the big male the trackers call Neluma.
Ten per cent of every print sold funds collaring and camera-trap work with the Wilderness & Wildlife Conservation Trust. Since 2021 that has come to just over $14,000.