New Trip Report: Hexigten (inner Mongolia), China
Here’s a really cool report from a place I have never heard of, featuring a mammal or two I have never heard of as well. And just a day’s drive from Beijing. Thank you
Two new trip reports from Sichuan
Here are two more reports from Sichuan Sichuan, April 2019: Travelling Naturalist, 2 weeks & 25 species including Chinese Mountain Cat, Red Panda and Tibetan Gazelle. Sichuan,
Yellow-throated Marten vs Muntjak
For those who don’t follow the mammal watching page on Facebook then here is some remarkable footage from China. Warning – its a bit upsetting to watch if you have a fo
Anyone want to join me in Sichuan & Yunnan next spring?
THIS TRIP IS NOW FULL I’m organising a trip to China from 26 March – 6 April 2020 and there one space has opened up to fill our group of 4. We will visit Sichuan
New Mammal Trips: Snow Leopards in Tibet / Rare Mammals in Borneo
Dear all, commercial operators are advertising more frequently on mammalwatching.com and I am aware that some of you may not want to receive these emails. So from now on I will s
New Trip Report: Qinghai & Sichuan, China
Happy New Year everyone! In case you are having trouble thinking of where to go in 2019 then this report might provide some inspiration. Unfortunately I am never stuck for ideas
New Trip Report: Sichuan, 2018 (including a mega mammal)
Here’s a report of a fantastic trip to Sichuan from Rauno Väisänen, Sichuan, 2018: Rauno Väisänen, 2 weeks & 40 species including Red Panda, Asiatic Black Bear, Hog
New Trip Report: Qinghai (Tibetan Plateau)
Here’s a short note from Romain Bocquier on his latest trip. Qinghai, 2018: Romain Bocquier, 7 days & 14 species including Pallas’s Cats and Snow Leopards. Jon
Breaking … “Extinct” Yangtze River Dolphin Rediscovered
Perhaps not a total surprise, but very welcome news, though the reprieve may be short-lived. Thanks to Mark Andrews for sharing this on Facebook today. Jon
Pikas at Baxi Forest, Sichuan
Sid Francis, who organises many Sichuan mammal trips, sent through this piece from Malcolm Peaker on the pikas at Baxi Forest near Ruoergai Town in Sichuan. I imagine some of you