Just finished a whirlwind weekend at Qinghai and finally located the lakeside population of Przewalski’s gazelles. Great spot and a great species! Here is a short post on the experience and location. Enjoy! Now tomorrow we’re off to Xinjiang!
Coke
http://cokesmithphototravel.com/qinghai-lake—przewalski-s-gazelle-.html
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Thanks Luca!