Here’s a really interesting report from India. Seems like a top spot.
Mishmi Hills, 2017: Ralf Bürglin, 16 days & 20 species including Chinese Serow, Western Hoolock Gibbon, Grey-headed Flying Squirrel, (Mishmi) Takin and Red Goral.
Jon
New Trip Report: Mishmi Hills, Arunachal Pradesh
Related Articles
-
New Trip Reports: The Western Sahara, South Africa & Nepal
Three new reports on mammalwatching.com Western Sahara, 2014: Juan Luis Ortega, 10 days & 13 species including an African...
-
Rhino populations in Sumatra, Borneo should be combined to save Sumatran rhino from extinction
A new study argues for treating endangered Sumatran populations in Borneo and Sumatra as “a single conservation unit”, lending...
-
High Altitude Tigers in Bhutan
A BBC film crew has found Tigers living up to 4000m in the Bhutanese mountains
-
New Snub-nosed Monkey Discovered in Myanmar
Newly discovered snub-nosed monkey sneezes in the rain (October 27, 2010) — Primatologists have discovered a new species of...
-
Sri Lanka Wildlife Watching Holiday Trip Report – Royle Safaris
Sri Lanka Wildlife Watching Holiday trip report from Royle Safaris A wildlife watching holiday of Sri Lanka with Blue...
-
New Trip Reports: Sulawesi and Java
Coke Smith has finished the reports for his family’s Christmas trip to Java and Sulawesi (where I met up...
-
Ganges River Dolphin and other species near Koshi Tappu, Nepal
Just got back from a 3-day trip to Koshi Tappu in SE Nepal, where we saw and photographed four...
-
Anybody wants to join us for Borneo in 2019 with AA Borneo?
Hi everyone, Excitingly, I managed to work out a great itinerary with AA Borneo for Oct 2019 for up...
Having seen the report of Clouded Leopard, Phayre’s Langur, Marbled Cat, and other goodies in NE India on facebook, I’m now desperate as ever to get this part of India and it seems like the Mishmi Hills are worth a visit too… I’ve always thought Northeast India would be a great place to see many seemingly “impossible” species and it seems like that is true 🙂