And here is the last of Curtis Hart’s four reports from a spectacular location where the mammals can be very hard to find.
Raja Ampat, 2016: Curtis Hart, 4 weeks & 8 species including Northern Common and Waigeo Cuscuses.
Jon
New Trip Report: Raja Ampat (West Papua)
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