I thought this study might be of interest: (link). Owston’s Civet was the most frequently detected small carnivore in a camera trap study in Xe Sap National Protected Area in Laos.
Owston’s Civet in Laos
Related Articles
-
i search places for Bairds Tapir in Costa Rica
Hello, i will go to Costa Rica in december. I am searching goog spots to see Bairds Tapir. I...
-
Searching for the Owl faced monkey
Following on from Jon’s failed attempt to see Fisher, I’m adding my own tale of an unsuccessful trip. These...
-
Southern California RFI
I’ll be in southern California for a week in early May. I plan to go on a whale watch...
-
RFI Spain
Hello, I’ll be in Spain in two weeks for a few days and wonder if anyone would have information on...
-
-
Venezuela mystery mammal photos + new mammal/bird blog
Hello all, I’m new to the mammalwatching world, mostly a birder in the past, but I’m broadening my horizons....
-
-
World’s Best Mammalwatching (and a reminder about the 2018 Oscars/NUTTER awards)
Thank you to those who responded to my post from a few days ago about the mammalwatching Oscars. Lots...
Very interesting…