I’ve just added a report of last weekend in the Simien Mountains. Lots of Ibex, Geladas and some yet to be identified rodents.
Jon
Ethiopia – Simien Mountains Trip Report
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I just wanted to congratulate you on an excellent website and informative trip reports. There are legions of websites which talk about herping and birding, but precious few on mammalwatching, and I always read your reports with great interest
THanks very much Morgan. Good to get some feedback. If you – or anyone – would like to contribute posts to this blog just give me a shout and I will send you an invitation to contribute. I am in Bialoweisa Forest in Poland at the moment – saw some European Bison and a Weasel today. Am still driving around aimlessly look for a Lynx but I know its hopeless!
jon