Here’s a nice report from Southern India. Just four days can be great for your mammal list!
Anamalais Mountains (Western Ghats), 2019: Ficus Wildlife, 4 days & 23 species including all the endemic primates, Brown Palm Civet and Nilgri Tahr.
Jon
New Trip Report: Anamalais Mountains, India
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