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7 August 2026
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New study on subspecies status of Wapiti/Elk on The Tibetan Plateau

In connection with research for a recent trip to The Tibetan Plateau, I came upon a new study on the subspecies classification of Wapiti/Elk, Cervus canadensis, in Qinghai and Gans

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6 August 2026
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Where to go before Nepal : any advices ?

Hi everyone, I am really happy to be a member of the mammalwatching community. My first reports will come soon ! I will be in Nepal between February 8-20th 2027. It will be my seco

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5 August 2026

A short trip to Kyrgyzstan in summer 2026

I spent a few days in Kyrgyzstan on a botanical field trip in late July/early August and managed some mammal watching on the side. About a dozen species (with signs of more), inclu

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4 August 2026
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Advertising: Qinghai & Sichuan in comfort (plus a mammalwatching discount)

WildWings are running two trips to China in search of Snow Leopard, Pallas’s Cat, Red Panda and more and are offering an exclusive discount to mammalwatchers. Quite right too

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2 August 2026
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Chasing the Yangtze’s Smile – The Porpoise Story

Hello everyone! I am Robert Tsui from China. I am a beginner in mammal watching and this is my first post and trip report here. This report focuses on one single protagonist—the

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29 July 2026

ID assistance with Bats seen in Bakit Lawang Bat Caves, Sumatra

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25 July 2026

My Big Cat Year – The Fishing Cat in Sri Lanka was not easy … but we got it!

From Borneo, the quest continued to Sri Lanka, for a 14-day mammal-watching trip, followed by a 12-day family trip. The key target was the Fishing Cat as I had seen the other three

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19 July 2026
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Asian Odissey – 7 months in Asia

I have just finished what might officially be the longest trip report ever uploaded to mammalwatching.com, tracking a massive 7-month journey across three different countries. This

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17 July 2026
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Kuala Lumpur – Bukit Nanas/KL Eco Park?

Hi all! I’ve seen Bukit Nanas, now officially known as Kuala Lumpur Eco Park, often recommended as a place for mammal watching and to see primary forest, but most information

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15 July 2026
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Trip Report: North and West Sumatra

Hereby our trip report of a full 5 weeks spent in may-june in North and West Sumatra. The main goal of this trip was to search for the 4 gibbon species that can be found on Sumatra

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7 August 2026
Saimaa Seals in Finland, July 2026
7 August 2026
New study on subspecies status of Wapiti/Elk on The Tibetan Plateau
7 August 2026
RFI: West Virginia

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  1. Ian Thompson on Anyone interested in Guyana’s Rewa Lodge this December?7 August 2026

    Hi Max. Different Ian. I didn't do a trip report of that 2014 trip although we mentioned it on one…

  2. Max Taylor on Anyone interested in Guyana’s Rewa Lodge this December?7 August 2026

    Hi Evan and Ian! I'm looking for somewhere off the beaten path for November or December of this year. Even,…

  3. Judy Parrish on RFI: West Virginia7 August 2026

    As a quick suggestion of possibilities I've found AI to be helpful as a first pass. On this inquiry I…

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    I'm coming from Virginia

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7 August 2026
New study on subspecies status of Wapiti/Elk on The Tibetan Plateau
7 August 2026
RFI: West Virginia
6 August 2026
Where to go before Nepal : any advices ?
5 August 2026
A short trip to Kyrgyzstan in summer 2026

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