They seem to be seeing them quite regularly at the moment. Check out this latest sighting (brace yourself Richard Webb and Phil Telfer!)
Jon
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Fabulous thanks for that Jon and what’s even better I’m on the trip to Borneo & Sumatra with Richard & Phil. Before I meet up with them both I’ll be in Taiwan however – happy days can’t wait!
Are you mammaling in Taiwan John? If so would love to get a trip report – there are some interesting species there but we don’t have any reports.
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Hi Jon, re Taiwan, no unfortunately not a dedicated mammal trip. I’m going with 3 mates who are all really just birders. The plan is to look for the endemic bird species found there which I don’t mind as I’m also into birding. However, I’ll be hoping to get as much time as I can looking for mammals – but not a lot on there to be honest.
Let’s hope we have similar luck later this month. Bay Cat would be good as well. Just back from a few days of excellent birding in Georgia, a great country. Only four species of mammal but three were lifers East Caucasian Tur, Persian Squirrel and Grey Hamster. Red Fox was the 4th.
Nice on the Tur… did you try also for the Western flavour?
No it was pretty much a birding trip. The tur were on a distant ridge on our last morning at Kazbegi.
Wow amazing!!
Good to see Lang and Michael tag-teaming that successful trip!
I will be back there soon.