Stefan Lithner told me about this useful site The Small Mammals of Sri Lanka, which is particularly useful as I am still not aware of any field guide to the mammals of the island,
Jon
Sri Lanka Small Mammal ID website
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A Photographic Guide to Mammals of Sri Lanka by Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne
I don’t recall how good it is on small mammals, but I used it and identified all the bats I saw in Sri Lanka.