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October 2018

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2 October 2018
Oriental
BorneoMalaysia

New Trip Report: Sabah

A new report from David Andrew from 3 weeks in Borneo. Sabah, 2018: David Andrew, 3 weeks & 47 species including Shrew-faced Ground Squirrel, Clouded Leopard (at Imbak Canyon)

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2 October 2018
Oriental
Celebes dwarf SquirrelDwarf SquirrelSulawesiWeber's dwarf Squirrel

A Sulawesi Dwarf Squirrel Question

I will probably stand corrected again (as was the case with my ‘non’ servaline genet)… but I have a strong feeling that other than the whitish dwarf squirrel, the

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2 October 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
Amur leopard photographybig cat safariSiberian tiger tourSiberian tiger tracking

Siberian Tiger & Amur Leopard Tour Available for 2019

Royle Safaris are pioneers in mammal watching trips dedicated to the wonderful big cats of the Russian Far East. We have a range of Siberian Tiger & Amur Leopard tours. There i

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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