Curtis Hart spent the (northern) winter in Borneo and Indonesia. Here’s the first of four reports from him about this exciting mammal watching region.
Sulawesi, 2015: Curtis Hart, 3 weeks & 16 species including Babirusa, Moor, Heck’s and Crested Macaques and Bare-backed Fruit Bats.
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I am putting the finish touches to a Google poll which will allow us to vote on the best...
Here’s a report from Curtis Hart of a trip last December to Sri Lanka. Highlights include 5 Leopards in...
Sumatran Orang Utan I spent the last two weeks of May in Sabah (Deramakot Forest Reserve) and Sumatra (Way...
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Hi All I confess that birds have been my main interest, but recent trips have become more mammal-orientated (including...
Sri Lanka’s Bird and Wildlife Team are looking at expanding their area of operation to include South India. And...
Another report from Vladimir Dinets. Mount Kinabalu and Sepilok, Sabah, 2019: Vladimir Dinets, 9 days & 56 species including...
A mega trip to India, 2013: Janco Van Gelderen, 5 weeks & about 40 species including 3 Snow Leopards,...
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