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New Trip Report: Philippine Tarsiers and Vietnamese Langurs
Jon Hall, , Oriental, Philippines, Vietnam, 0
Matt and Maureen Steer ‘s short report of a long trip. Philippine Tarsier and Vietnamese Langurs, 2018: Matt and...
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Bats of China website
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, Oriental, 0
Ian Adam just sent me this site covering all the bats of China with some good pictures and other...
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New Trip Report: Hong Kong
Jon Hall, , Oriental, Hong Kong, 0
Hong Kong, 2019: Vladimir Dinets, 6 days & 20 species including Leopard Cat, Yellow-bellied Weasel and Humpbacked Dolphins. Jon
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New Trip Report: The Moluccas
Jon Hall, , Australasia, Oriental, Indonesia, Moluccas, 1
Here’s a report I was looking forward to: it is not often a report comes in that includes so...
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Bhutan RFI
Jon Hall, , Oriental, 0
If anyone has been wildlife watching in Bhutan I would be glad to hear from you. I will be...
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(Perhaps) a good site for Sunda Pangolins in Malaysia
Jon Hall, , Oriental, 0
Curtis Hart spotted this herping report of a trip to Peninsula Malayasia. The author – Rupert Lewis – saw...
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Working Together to Save the Saola
Jon Hall, , Oriental, 0
An interesting video about a fascinating mammal (and my thanks to Ohr Treger’s facebook feed) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xv8MPOyMfU&feature=share Jon
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Indo Pacific Humpback Dolphin Taxonomy
Jon Hall, , Africa, Australasia, Oriental, 0
An article about splitting the Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin into 3 species. I was aware that some people considered there...
Malayan tapir in one night at Kumbang hide!
About Jon Hall
Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I've also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited over 100 countries. There's more here.
Thanks for the info Stuart and congrats on the successful sighting. The Malayan Tapir is definitely high on my list.
Hi Alan, I think a visit in the next couple of weeks would present a very high chance of success. Anyway, good luck !
Well done Stuart! Do you know if Gaur are regular there now… I don’t remember hearing about them being seen from the hide before.
Hi Jon, The rangers at the station near the hide commented that gaur had been seen there. From the animals behaviour, I would guess it was a frequent visitor as it showed no signs of stress when it was spotlighted and stayed around the hide all night.