Another great Borneo report. It is amazing how much the mammalwatching has improved there over the past few years.
Deramakot, Kinabatangan and Mt Kinabalu, 2018: Naturetrek, 2 weeks & 37 species including Moonrat, Sun Bear and Clouded Leopard.
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Siti was also my guide in Deramakot, just 2 weeks after Tim’s trip. She was indeed an excellent guide. I stayed in Deramakot for only 2 nights and I already thought it was a great success. Next time I will try staying there for a whole week, too.