Tarsier Collection (#2)

Philippine Tarsier, adult, face covered in hair of a large moth it is eating, looks around cautiously (the moths abdomen is in the hand) (Tarsius syrichta). Philippines

Philippine Tarsier, adult, eats a large horned beetle, one of its favourite preys (Tarsius syrichta ). Philippines. in dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI

Philippine Tarsier - habitat - dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI (Philippine Tarsier Foundation Incorporated) (Tarsius syrichta )

Philippine Tarsier, adult (Tarsius syrichta). Bohol, Philippines. February

Spectral tarsier (Tarsius tarsier)
Illustration of a Spectral tarsier (Tarsius tarsier)

Illustration of a Spectral tarsier (Tarsius spectrum) leaping through the air

Tarsier engraving 1895
Tarsier - Prosimian (half ape) engraving

Tarsier, Tarsius sp. on tree trunk, front view

Sequence of illustrations of nocturnal animals hands that are good for gripping. Tarsier, Loris, Aye-aye and Hoffmanns Two-toed sloth

Spectral Tarsier -Tarsius spectrum, Tarsius tarsier-, Tangkoko National Park, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Spectral tarsier (Tarsius tarsier)
Antique illustration of Spectral Tarsier (Tarsius tarsier)

Spectral Tarsier - Tangkoko Nature Reserve - North Sulawesi - Indonesia
MAR-1531 Spectral Tarsier Tangkoko Nature Reserve - North Sulawesi - Indonesia Tarsius spectrum Thomas Marent Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Spectral Tarsier - Tangkoko Nature Reserve - North Sulawesi - Indonesia
MAR-1530 Spectral Tarsier Tangkoko Nature Reserve - North Sulawesi - Indonesia Tarsius spectrum Thomas Marent contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Philippine Tarsier typical habitat - dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI
ANZ-1214 Philippine Tarsier - habitat - dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI (Philippine Tarsier Foundation Incorporated) Tarsier Research and Development Centre in Corella, Bohol

Oceania, Indonesia, Sulawesi. Tarsier (Tarsius banancanus)

Philippine Tarsier (Tarsius syrichta) adult, clinging to tree trunk in forest, Bohol Island, Philippines

Spectral Tarsier (Tarsius tarsier) adult, emerging from tree hole at night, Tangkoko Reserve, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Close-up of the worlds smallest primate the tarsier (Tarsius Syrichta), Bohol, The Visayas, Philippines, Southeast Asia, Asia

Philippine Tarsier with a butterfly, in bamboo undergrowth of a dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI
ANZ-1213 Philippine Tarsier with a butterfly Philippines Tarsius syrichta in bamboo undergrowth of a dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI (Philippine Tarsier Foundation Incorporated)

Philippine Tarsier - baby Bohol Island, Philippines
MI-1139 PHILIPPINE TARSIER - baby in tree Bohol Island, Philippines Tarsius syrichta Masahiro Iijima Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Tarsier - threatened Philippine Islands
KEL-1003 PHILIPPINE TARSIER - clinging to bamboo, threatened Philippine Islands Tarsius syrichta Ken Lucas Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Philippine Tarsier, adult, looks cautiously locating a source of sounds of approaching intruder from his "perching
ANZ-1224 Philippine Tarsier, adult Philippines Tarsius syrichta looks cautiously locating a source of sounds of approaching intruder from his "perching site"

Philippine Tarsier, adult, face covered in hair of a large moth it is eating
ANZ-1223 Philippine Tarsier, adult, face covered in hair of a large moth it is eating, looks around cautiously (the moth's abdomen is in the hand)

Philippine Tarsier, adult, typically observes surroundings from a "perching site" during day's rest
ANZ-1221 Philippine Tarsier, adult Philippines; Tarsius syrichta dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI (Philippine Tarsier Foundation Incorporated)

Philippine Tarsier, adult, eats a large horned beetle, one of its favourite prey's
ANZ-1219 Philippine Tarsier, adult, eats a large horned beetle, one of its favourite prey's Philippines Tarsius syrichta in dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI

Philippine Tarsier, adult, typically hides in dense secondary tropical rainforest (bamboo undergrowth), Bohol
ANZ-1218 Philippine Tarsier, adult Bohol, Philippines. February Tarsius syrichta Andrey Zvoznikov Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Philippine Tarsier, adult, searches for its "perching site" in dense secondary tropical rainforest
ANZ-1217 Philippine Tarsier, adult Bohol, Philippines. February Tarsius syrichta still with insect remains stuck in its mouth Andrey Zvoznikov Please note that prints are for personal display

Philippine Tarsier, adult, moves swiftly in dense secondary tropical rainforest (bamboo undergrowth) in early morning
ANZ-1216 Philippine Tarsier, adult Bohol, Philippines. February Tarsius syrichta Andrey Zvoznikov Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Philippine Tarsier rests during a day in bamboo undergrowth of a dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI
ANZ-1212 Philippine Tarsier rests during a day in bamboo undergrowth Tarsier Research and Development Centre in Corella, Bohol, Philippines; typical

Philippine Tarsier with a butterfly, in undergrowth of a dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI
ANZ-1210 Philippine Tarsier with a butterfly in undergrowth of a dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI (Philippine Tarsier Foundation Incorporated)

Philippine Tarsier hides and rests during daytime in a typical habitat of undergrowth in a dense secondary tropical
ANZ-1207 Philippine Tarsier Philippines. February Tarsius syrichta in a typical habitat of undergrowth in a dense secondary tropical rainforest near PTFI (Philippine Tarsier Foundation Incorporated)

Philippine Tarsier hides and rests on his "perching site" in a typical habitat of undergrowth in a dense
ANZ-1206 Philippine Tarsier hides and rests on his "perching site" Philippines. February Tarsius syrichta in a typical habitat of undergrowth in a dense secondary tropical rainforest near

Philippine Tarsier hides and rests during daytime on his "perching site" in a typical habitat of undergrowth
ANZ-1203 Philippine Tarsier hides and rests during daytime on his "perching site" Philippines. February Tarsius syrichta in a typical habitat of undergrowth in a dense secondary tropical

Philippine Tarsier swiftly moves from tree to tree watching for insects to catch
ANZ-1198 Philippine Tarsier typical in a dense secondary tropical rainforest, Bohol, Philippines. February Tarsius syrichta Andrey Zvoznikov Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Spectral tarsier at night, Sabah, Malaysia, island of Borneo, Southeast Asia, Asia

Tarsier - 2
(tarsius bancanus) This is probably the Western Tarsier, which lives in the East. It is classified as a prosimian

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The Philippine Tarsier, scientifically known as Tarsius syrichta, is a fascinating creature found in the dense secondary tropical rainforests of Bohol, Philippines. As the smallest monkey in the world, this tiny primate captures our attention with its unique characteristics and behaviors. One captivating image shows an adult Philippine Tarsier perched on a branch, about to devour a Giant Malaysian Click Beetle. This beetle happens to be one of its favorite prey items. With its large round eyes fixed on the beetle, it showcases its incredible hunting skills in this snapshot captured near the Philippine Tarsier Foundation Incorporated (PTFI). During daytime hours, these nocturnal creatures hide and rest on their designated "perching sites" amidst the undergrowth of their typical habitat within the dense rainforest near PTFI. Their ability to blend seamlessly into their surroundings is truly remarkable. Another species that shares similarities with the Philippine Tarsier is Horsfields tarsier or Western tarsier (Tarsius bancanus). An adult specimen of this species can be seen lurking in the forest understorey at night. Its wide-eyed gaze hints at both curiosity and caution as it navigates through its natural environment. Belitung Island serves as home for another variation called Horsfields tarsier / Western tarsier (Tarsius bancanus ssp. Saltator). Here we witness how these agile creatures adapt to their surroundings by leaping effortlessly from tree to tree. Intriguingly adorable is a baby Philippine Tarsier spotted high up in a tree canopy. Its small size and delicate features make it irresistible to behold. The future holds great promise for this young individual as it grows into adulthood. Venturing beyond Bohol, North Sulawesi introduces us to Gursky's spectral tarsierr (Tarisus spectrumgurskyae), showcasing yet another mesmerizing member of this primate family.