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Trip Report – Northwest Sri Lanka – Dec 2015
Paul Carter, , Oriental, 0
I have posted a trip report on a few days in NW Sri Lanka at Northwest Sri Lanka Trip...
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Quick Trip to Pune, Maharashtra (India)
Jon Hall, , Oriental, India, 2
A work trip to Dubai last month gave me a chance to briefly visit India to see my son,...
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A few more Japanese islands
Vladimir Dinets, , Oriental, Japan, 0
Here’s the last part of my “farewell Japan” trip report. Tsushima Island: A gorgeous island (or, rather, two islands...
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RFI – Mammals of the Hindu Kush
Jon Hall, , Oriental, 1
If anyone has been to Chitral Gol National Park or that area of Pakistan I would be interested to...
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RFI – Philippines ground operators
Jon Hall, , Oriental, 0
I’m going to the Philippines next month for work but will have a weekend or two to look for...
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First footage of Myanmar Snub-nosed Monkey
Jon Hall, , Oriental, 0
And in a surprisingly large group for a species like this http://www.fauna-flora.org/news/first-video-footage-of-myanmar-snub-nosed-monkey-captured/ Jon
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Nepal – Chitwan Safari Trip Report from Royle Safaris
roylesafaris, , Oriental, Chitwan safari, mammal watching, nepal tiger, Nepal wildlife Holiday, Tiger Safari, tiger watching, 0
Nepal Tiger Safari Tour Trip Report from Royle Safaris A trip report from Royle Safaris’ most recent Tiger Safari...
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New Trip Report: Sri Lanka
Jon Hall, , Oriental, Sri Lanka, 2
A new report from Janco van Gelderen with some great photos. Sri Lanka, 2018: Janco van Gelderen, 15 days...
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Excellent sighting! Thanks for sharing this 🙂
When did you see giant Panda? Was it before they closed down Foping? Or did you see them elsewhere?
Cheers!
Tomer
I worked in Wolong panda reserve in the early 1990’s , and in the two years I lived there, I saw a panda on one occasion. The state of China’s parks in those days was dire. Indifference to in-situ conservation, poorly performing rangers and open wildlife markets selling everything I longed to see in the wild. Thankfully , there appears to have been a transformation in the last 10 years with many previously hard to see mammals making a comeback coupled with strict law enforcement , a logging ban and the creation of new protected areas.
Very cool!
I must make it back to Sichuan… but concentrate on wildlife this time (I was there with my parents back in 2014 and only did the scenic stuff… which was still very awesome).
Cheers!