Jesper Hornskov’s latest trip report from 2 week’s in Tibet last month saw 25 species including several Pallas’s Cats, Eurasian Otter and Wolf.
I’m looking forward to visiting in September
Jon
New Trip Report: Tibet
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I traveled with Jesper to the Tibetan Plateau last October and had similarly good wildlife experiences. Although he seems to have done exceptionally well with Pallas’s cat this time.