A report, and some great photos, from Zambia, one of my favourite countries. Thanks Samuel Marlin.
Zambia, 2019: Samuel Marlin, 21 days & 46 species including Wild Dog, Bushy-tailed Mongoose, Honey Badger and Sitatunga.
Jon
New Trip Report: Zambia
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