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July 2019

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18 July 2019
Oriental
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IndoChinese Clouded Leopard Tour – Nepal (2020)

After the amazing trip report from Jens Hauser last year, Royle Safaris has been in touch with the leading clouded leopard researchers in Nepal and we are pleased to announce the f

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16 July 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
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Amur Leopard & Siberian Tiger Success – Next Available Trips

Royle Safaris is heading to the Russian Far East again this winter (2019-20) and there are a few different options available for anyone wishing to book a trip to see and photograph

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16 July 2019
North American
Places close to San Diego

San Diego

We are going to San Diego CA soon. Does anybody know an interesting place to look for porcupines, pumas, bobcats, skunks, long-tailed weasel, fisher even opposum or so close to San

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15 July 2019
Oriental
batsMalaysia

RFI: Mammals especially bats areound Kuala Lumpur

Hello, I will have few days available in Kuala Lumpur, Fraser Hill and Taman Negara in August. My questions are: – Are there bat caves easy to see around Kuala Lumpur? Dark C

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11 July 2019
Oriental
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New Trip Report: Cambodia and Laos

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, Bl

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9 July 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Clymene Dolphin?

Dolphin identification in Azores

Hello, I’m just back from a wildlife trip that I was leading in Azores last week (June 29th  – July 6th). I’m actually working on my pictures and during the

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8 July 2019
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Scout thermal imagers

Has anybody used Scout thermal imagers? Are they as good as Pulsar Quantum? I have to buy one in Japan, but Pulsar Quantum imagers are no longer available there because all their n

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7 July 2019
Oriental
India

New Trip Report: Kaziranga and Assam

Here’s a first report from Bob Shipbaugh Kaziranga and Bandhavgarh, 2019: Bob Shipbaugh, 11 days & 19 species including Smooth-coated and Eurasian Otters, Hoolock Gibbo

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7 July 2019
Central and South America
Costa Rica

New Trip Report: Costa Rica

An excellent report from Julio Balona Costa Rica, 2019: July Balona, 17 days & many mammals including Tayra, Orange Nectar & Shaggy Bats and a Jaguarundi. Jon

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5 July 2019
Oriental
Bat

Common pipistrelle in Taipei

Pipistrellus pipistrellus is rare and local in Taiwan, and a likely split (as part of the distinctive Chinese clade). I found two bats day-roosting in Taipei at 25.037046, 121.5203

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