Amur Leopard & Siberian Tiger Success – Next Available Trips
Here is a selection of pictures taken by our clients (not camera traps) from inside our custom made photography hide in the last week. We had unprecedented sightings of a male Amur
Expedition to Gabon: August 13 – 26, 2019
Hello Everyone, Some mammal-watching friends of ours suggested that we post details of our upcoming Gabon 2019 expedition here. We are running two back-to-back trips in August 2019
Coming Soon: The Mammalwatching Oscars and a “Resource Directory”
Next Sunday the biggest names in show business will gather in a Hollywood theatre to make emotional speeches and congratulate each other. Meanwhile a far more select and – le
New Trip Report: Mongolia
A short report – of a long trip – from Mongolia. Mongolia, 2018: Munkhnast Dalannast, 3 weeks & 30 species including Marbled and Steppe Polecats and Pallas’s
Madagascar Wildlife (Mammal Watching) Tour Trip Report from Royle Safaris
Madagascar Wildlife Adventure – Nov 2018 A wonderful 3 week mammal watching scouting trip from Royle Safaris which has led to over 50 species of mammals recorded (most of whi
Central Honshu
I just spent a week in Central Honshu. Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park (the place where you can see Japanese macaques in hot springs) was virtually unknown when I first visited in 2005
New Trip Report: Anamalais Mountains, India
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 speci
New Trip Report: The Pantanal
Pantanal, 2018: Naturetrek, 12 days & 22 species including Jaguar and Ocelot. Jon
New Trip Report: Colombia
Here’s another – great – report from Colombia. Some nice bats and rodents in particular. Colombia, 2019: Michael Kessler, 2.5 weeks and around 50 species includin
New Trip Report: Western Sahara
Another Wester Sahara report with some great photos. I’m looking forward to visiting next month. Western Sahara, 2018: Janco van Gelderen, 1 week & 8 species including Sa