Sophie and Manuel in Switzerland just sent me their first mammal watching trip report.
India 2015: 22 days & 27 species including Golden & Capped Langurs, Tiger, Sloth Bear, Ganges River Dolphin and – best of all in my view – a Pygmy Hog.
Jon
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