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HomeOrientalTRIP REPORT SINGAPORE, JAVA, SUMATRA & MALAYSIA
1 July 2019
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TRIP REPORT SINGAPORE, JAVA, SUMATRA & MALAYSIA

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  1. CarlosBocos on ID assistance with Bats seen in Bakit Lawang Bat Caves, Sumatra6 August 2026

    Hello Nick, Pretty difficult to say with these photos, specially the Rhinolophus of the end of the batch and the…

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    Not sure if you are limited to South Africa, but we saw honey badger fairly easily at Halili rest camp…

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    Here is the trip report I wrote from my trip from the same general area last year https://www.mammalwatching.com/community-post/scotland-lochaline-september-2025/ My sightings…

  4. Eduardo Ruiz on Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?5 August 2026

    The easiest place should the the camps in Kruger: Satara, Orpen, Tamboti and Mopani have regular visits to steal food…

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