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New Trip Report – Sri Lanka
Jon Hall, , Oriental, 0
Another great trip report from Sri Lanka, Michel Gervais, 9 days & 48 species, including both Golden Palm Civets,...
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Advertising: Kingdom of the Snow Leopard (Ladakh): 28th Feb – 15th Mar 2020
Jon Hall, , Oriental, India, 0
We have great success in our snow leopard tours and since 2011 we have not failed to see snow...
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New Trip Reports: India and Thailand
Jon Hall, , Oriental, 0
I’ve just upload two trip reports to mammalwatching.com. Janco van Gelderen was in India late last year. In 3.5...
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Book Review: Indian Mammals: A Field Guide. 2014 Edition
Jon Hall, , Gear Review, Oriental, India, 5
If you have travelled to India during the past 15 years you have probably travelled with Vivek Menon’s field...
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New Mammal Trips: Snow Leopards in Tibet / Rare Mammals in Borneo
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, Oriental, China, 0
Dear all, commercial operators are advertising more frequently on mammalwatching.com and I am aware that some of you may...
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Sumatra
tomeslice, , Australasia, Oriental, mammal watching, mammals, 6
So here’s a place people don’t talk about enough – Sumatra. Almost twice its size, Borneo has been getting...
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Peninsula Malaysia, 2004
Jon Hall, , Oriental, Malaysia, 0
I spent a month mammal watching in S.E. Asia during the early part of the rainy season in September...
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The photo of Jungle Owlet shows a small owl with ears, which Jungle Owlet doesn’t have. I think it must be an Indian Scops Owl with rather pale features; Pallid Scops Owl might fit, but it is out of range.
Thanks, I will correct it asap.
You did well in just 3 days!
Thanks! It was an amazing trip.
While I was there, I tried to get some info on a good place to see Clouded Leopards in India, but it seems like the odds are not in our favour, even in the “best” places, like Tripura or Manas. I’ll stay on the lookout for more.