So Ladakh can be pretty great in the summer too.
Ladakh, 2019 summer: Manuel Ruedi, 3 weeks & 19 species including Pallas’s Cat, Lynx and Argali.
All Pika IDs have been confirmed!
Jon
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What an amazing trip report!
We had read that Ladakh may be a great area to try to observe Eurasian Lynx… and it sounds like it’s correct!
I should go back there some time in the near future.
On a personal note, I’m happy to hear that Phunchok’s business is still ticking smoothly and producing great mammals.
Cheers!
Tomer