I am considering spending 10-12 days in Late May/early June looking for the endemic birds and mammals of Taiwan. Is anybody interested in a jount trip, either with or without local guide? If so, please contact me directly: michael.kessler@systbot.uzh.ch
Anybody interested in Taiwan in May/June?
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