Here’s another first time reporter.
Tawau, 2020: Ralph Lawson, 5 days & 37 species including Irawaddy Dolphin, Tarsier, Banded Linsang and Marbled Cat.
Jon
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Wow – great little report from Tawau!
Having been to Tawau, I’m happy to read that you saw so much in so little time! I know the forests there are very healthy and pristine.
Can you elaborate more about the linsang, tarsier, marbled cat and malay weasel encounters?
Where were they, what time, were you on your own or with the guides, sitting and waiting or hiking?
Thanks! Exciting stuff!