And another two reports from Ian Loyd,
Kenya, 2011: Ian Loyd, 1 week & 34 species including Leopard, Cheetah and Yellow-winged Bats.
Spain, 2012: Ian Loyd, 2 weeks & 15 species including Iberian Lynx, Eurasian Otter and Iberian Hare.
Jon
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