Here’s a first report from Mark Spence of (another) successful trip to Deramakot.
Deramakot, 2018: Mark Spence, 9 days & 25 species including Western Tarsier, Moon Rat, Flat-headed Cat, Hose’s Langur and Otter Civet.
Jon
New Trip Report: Deramakot (Borneo)
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