Krinci Seblat in South Sumatra west indonesia's second largest national park. The Park in the central are of the southern sumatra bukit barisan range. the elevation 200 meters to the summit of Gunung Kerinci, which is 3.805 Meters. with the large area and altitudinal range from lowland to alpin areas, the park is exceptionally important wetland, montane and hill forest and alpine woodland, as a consequence of this diversity of habitants, biodiversity within the park very high. of special interest to the birder are the many endemic Sumatran bird species that found here along with pletora of rare restricted-range birds, mammals, reptil and invetebrates, and plants including various species of the astounding Rafflesia and Amorphophallus. Botanically the Krinci-Seblat National Park is more than twice as rich as the Amazon Basin Most of the restricted-range birds occur in the hill forest along the Tapan Road in thr montane forest on the slopes of Gunung Kerinci and Gunung Tujuh. there are fiteen sumatran endemic to be found within the boundaries of Kerinci-Seblat National Park and further six endemic sahred only with java. a Number of the important species are shared with Malasyian, java or Borneo, including the spectacular Fire-tufted barbet, a monotypic genus confined to the upland forest of Penensular Malaysia and Sumatra delightfull common on Gunung kerici and Tapan Road.On the slope of gunung Kerinci, a plethora of diminutive ground-dwellers can distract one from the main task of searching for the endemic. Pygmy wren-babbler, Eyebrowed Wren-babbler, Sunda robin, Lesser shortwing, and White-browed Shortwing are all common, Th lower stretches of the forest appears to be Wren-Babbler heaven as the vocalisation of Pygmy, eye browed and rusty-brested provide a constant background, while the fascinating long-billed Wren-babbler (other whise found only in the Himalaya) is constituent of mix flocks. Other species found in the exciting mixed flocks include White-broweed Shrike-babbler, Grey Throated Babbler, Golden Babbler, and sunda minivet. it seem that rainy days are good for dwelling species, Gunung kerinci also noted as great site for some very scarce night birds Pale-headed froughmout, Rajah Scop Owl, Barred eagle owl, and salvadory's Nightjar.