Another thorough report from Keith Millar.
Cambodia and Laos, 2019: Keith Millar, 19 days & 17 species including Yellow-cheeked Crested Gibbon, Indo-Chinese Silvered Langur, Black-shanked Douc and Irrawaddy Dolphins.
Jon
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Great report!
I’ve been wondering what the mammal watching is like in that area, and especially around Angkor Wat.
Cheers,
Tomer