Here’s Jesper Hornskov’s latest report from the Qinghai region. I’m excited about my trip there next month.
NE Tibet, 2015 (June/July): Jesper Hornskov, 21 days & 23 mammals including Alpine Musk Deer, Siberian Roe Deer and Wolf.
Jon
New Report – Tibetan Plateau
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