New Trip Reports: Chitwan (Nepal) & Panama
Here are another two new reports. The mammalwatching in Panama seems to be getting better and better as more people visit. Panama, 2022: Andrew Balmford, 3 weeks & 45 species i
Looking for travellers to see the black panther
We are a group of 4 friends, (it would not be a commercial trip ), that from January 26th to February 3rd we are going to India to try to see the black panther with a specialised g
Ladakh July 2022
Hello All Here is a trip report from a visit to Ladakh in July this year. Many thanks to Vivek Menon, Stuart Chapman and Manuel Ruedi for help/pointers with Pika ids. List of Mamma
Bali and Nepal
BALI: In July I posted some notes on Dugong in Bali (LINK); then this month added notes on the Geoffroy’s Rousette Colony at Pura Goa Lawah (LINK) as well as brief notes on othe
Members wanted to join a mammal trip to Sri Lanka First half April 2023
Dear all I am presently putting together a team for about a 10 day trip – excluding journey times – to Sri Lanka. As the emphasis will be on mammals – especially
New Trip Report: Borneo
Here’s a new report from Andreas Jonsson, who was in Borneo just after we were. Sabah, 2022: Andreas Jonsson, 11 days & 31 species including Flat-headed Cat, Otter Civet
Pikas ID help
Hello all I visited Ladakh in July/Aug this year, which turned out quite productive for a number of mammals (including Pallas’s Cat, Tibetan Fox, Tibetan Wolf and Tibetan Gaz
Many trip reports added from Naturetrek
I added a lot of trip reports from the Naturetrek back catalogue, picking some of their more interesting destinations and trips. Sichuan, 2019: Naturetrek, 15 days & 33 species
Sabah, Borneo, July 2022
Karen Baker, Mike Gordon (guide), Jon Hall, Charles Hood, Phil Telfer, Ian Thompson, Tracey Watchurst. Some people are guided by a set of core values. Others turn to religious beli
New Trip Report: Sabah, Borneo
Here’s a new report from Ian Thompson of his (and my) trip to Borneo last month with AA Borneo. Featuring green testicles, a squirrel riding a muntjac and a bucket-load of ot