New Trip Report: Rumbak & Hanle, Ladakh, India
Here’s an interesting report from the Rumbak Valley and a “new” area of Ladakh close to China. Rumbak Valley & Hanle, Ladakh, February 2022: Brecht Verhelst,
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
New Trip Report: Pench National Park, India
Pench is becoming an increasingly popular park for mammalwatchers. Here is a helpful report from Atif Hashmi that shows why. Pench NP, 2022: Atif Hashmi, 3 days & 15 species in
New Trip Report: Gujurat and Tadoba NP, 2022
Here’s a new report from Samuel Marlin with some great pictures on a trip organised by Royle Safaris. Gujurat and Tadoba NP, 2022: Samuel Marlin with Royle Safaris, 2 weeks &
New Trip Report: Northeast India
Stuart Chapman is on a roll. He got Indian Pangolin in February in Sri Lanka. And in March he scored Asiatic Golden Cat! Eaglesnest WLS and Kaziranga NP, 2022: Stuart Chapman, 1 we
Flying Squirrel from the Himalayas ID
We have had a few issues sending emails about new posts so there are a few things on mammalwatching that you may have missed. Here’s one -a request for advice on a flying s
Indian Mongoose and Mouse identification help please
Hi All I confess that birds have been my main interest, but recent trips have become more mammal-orientated (including India in March 2020, with 17 species identified – IR
Rarity news
Somali sengi is not endemic to Somalia, but occurs in Djibouti; the paper includes exact locations and shows that it should be in its own genus. Woolly flying squirrel recodred in
Himalayan Serow at Pangot
A brief summer visit to Pangot (2000m) a tiny village surrounded by temperate broad-leaved forest in the Kumaon Himalayas, was productive for a sighting of the uncommonly seen Hima