A new report from Indri Tours for a 17 days trip toKenya & Tanzania, 2013, with 51 species including 3 Honey Badgers, Striped Hyena and Caracal.
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New Trip Report – Kenya & Tanzania
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Awesome report! I’m really jealous.
But I noticed that in the annotated species list he forgot to add the African Civet, and from my understanding, an additional honey badger sighting.
Thanks Tomer. Slow day in the office yesterday? 🙂 I let the author know and they will send through a corrected version in due course I guess. Well spotted!
Haha, there’s no office to have a slow day in…
Remember you’re talking to a college student. (Well a master’s student, but still, it’s like college life all over again. Lol)
Plus I have a particular interest in tanzania trips, especially ones that saw 9 different servals and a caracal, both of which I missed on my recent trip there 🙁
Sounds like the extra $$$ for the Indri tour may have been worth it! (though I definitely can’t complain, for several reasons)