Ethiopia, 2012: Romain Bocquier, 10 days & 32 species including Clawless Otter, Salt’s Dikdik and Ethiopian Wolf.
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New Trip Report – Ethiopia
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Very cool Romain!
There is one small correction – on your list you have “African Clawless otter” written twice, once correctly as “aonyx capensis” and another time as “redunca redunca”, which I think is a Bohor Reedbuck. But anyway, very cool report 🙂