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New Trip Report: Mongolia
A short report – of a long trip – from Mongolia. Mongolia, 2018: Munkhnast Dalannast, 3 weeks & 30 species including Marbled and Steppe Polecats and Pallas’s
New Trip Report: Mongolia
Here’s a first report (I think) from Steve Firth: Mongolia is turning into a great destination for Snow Leopard watching. Mongolia, 2018: Steve Firth, 2 weeks & 19 specie
Mongolia, 2016 Trip Report
In 2006 I saw footage of Bactrian Camels in the Mongolian Gobi Desert on the BBC’s Planet Earth series. Oh how I wanted to go. And then I heard the details about how long and c
New Trip Report – Eagles Nest Wildlife Sanctuary, India
I recently discovered Marc & Peggy Faucher’s website documenting their extensive travel around the world which have featured many nice mammals. I will explore this in m
Jon’s Asian life list
This list is based on my global mammalwatching checklist, available here. At October 20 2023 CUSCUSES AND BRUSHTAIL POSSUMS (PHALANGERIDAE) Bear Cuscus (Ailurops ursinus) Small Sul
Jon’s life list
The taxonomy of this list is based on my global mammalwatching checklist, available here. As at June 19 2024 PLATYPUSES (ORNITHORHYNCHIDAE) (1/1) Platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus
Israel
I first visited Israel for a few days during a holiday with family in Jordan. In 2008 I went back for a day during a work trip to Jordan and I was back in 2010 for a couple of day
Kazakhstan
Other than that its a country I would like to return to in the summer. The temperature range on the steppes is pretty insaneL from +40C in summer to -40C in winter. The people are
Russia
I visited Moscow twice in 2008. It is has more than its fair share of expensive hotels, traffic jams and beautiful women. There are a few mammals in the city parks, or so I was tol
Turkey
I planned my weekend around trying to see Mediterranean Monk Seals, of which only a few hundred remain in the world, a portion of which are at scattered localities around the Turki