Report from our last trip to Sichuan, April 2019.
Samuel Marlin, 2 weeks & 27 species including Pallas’s and Chinese mountain cats, Red Panda, Asiatic Black Bear, Asian & Hog Badgers and…Giant Pandas.
Sichuan trip report
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Sure. But where is the report? 🙂
I think the file is missing.
No report 🙁
So I have exercised my power as an Admin of the Mammal Watching Website to fix this problem, and attach the missing trip report file.
Jon – I hope it’s OK 🙂
So the report is now attached, and I even opened it to make sure it works.
Great report, btw! Wow.
Cheers,
Tomer
Well thanks much for helping me and fixing it Tomer
Samuel
My pleasure 🙂
Thanks Tomer. You are a star. I’m in Peru with limited internet and a waterlogged phone. But there’s also some good mammals.