Hugh Lansdown was just in Qinghai. He flew straight to Yushu (rather than getting off the plane at Xining which is the typical route), which saved a bunch of travel time. In just 7 days he saw many of the key species and took some fabulous photographs too.
Qinghai, 2016: Hugh Lansdown, 7 days & 14 species including Pallas’s Cat, Tibetan Antelope, Wild Yak and Asian Badger.
Jon
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Great!
Jon, please, ask Hugh about Pallas’s cat location.
Thanks a lot!
Anna Barashkova