And here’s a first time reporter – Astrid Kindsvogel – with a trip to Sri Lanka.
Wilpattu and Sigirya, 2020: Astrid Kindsvogel, 1 week & 47 species including Leopard, Fishing Cat and 2(!) Indian Pangolins.
Jon
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Unbelievable! Fishing cat, sloth, and pangolin are super high on my list. Sounds like a GREAT trip.