Hi all
I recently returned from Malaysia and Singapore – even though it wasn’t a hardcore wildlife watching trip this time, we visited a couple of great areas and managed some good mammals, even around cities. Plenty of people have provided excellent info on the well-known sites but hopefully this is useful for some of the more built up parts of the region. This is the first time I’ve posted a report on here so fingers crossed that it works!
cheers
Mike
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Thanks Mike! Great info and it works 🙂
Thanks Mike. I will go look for the bamboo bats in Singapore a few days. Paul Carter