Owston’s Civet in Laos
I thought this study might be of interest: (link). Owston’s Civet was the most frequently detected small carnivore in a camera trap study in Xe Sap National Protected Area in
It’s The Moment You have All Been Waiting For (Just Kidding): Planning Dzangha-Sangha
Hi again everyone, So I’m starting to try to put it together, and I am clearly open to suggestions regarding: Dates Duration Itinerary I think so far, the people who have ex
Bangladeshi Mammals
This is an interesting piece on a remote forest in Bangladesh, home to Marbled Cats and Clouded Leopards. jon
New Trip Reports: Spain
Two more photo-filled reports from Janco van Gelderen Spain, 2015 & 16: Janco van Gelderen, accounts of two trips with 12 species including Egyptian Mongoose and Iberian Lyn
Tanzania, 2016 Trip Report
In early 2016 I visited Tanzania for the third time. This was a work trip but there was no way I could visit one of the world’s great mammal watching destinations without trying
New Trip Report: California & Arizona
Simon Feys had a great “honeymoon” in the USA last year. A marriage made in heaven it seems. California & Arizona, 2015: Simon Feys, 3.5 weeks & an impressiv
New Trip Report: Tanzania
I was in Tanzania earlier this month: it was a work trip though I squeezed in 4 days in the bush and picked up 39 species (with a lot of help from Charles Foley). Arusha & the
New Trip Report: Panama
Another Panama report, this time from Tobi Lundqvist. Panama, 2015: Tobi Lundqvist, 1 week & 19 species including Geoffroy’s Tamarin, Lesser Capybara and Western Nigh
New Trip Report: Ethiopia
Here’s a great report from Ethiopia last year. Ethiopia, 2015: Janco van Gelderen, 18 days & 50+ species including Aardwolf, Aardvark, Salt’s Dikdik, Gerenuk,
New Trip Report: Panama
Everyone is going to Panama these days! Well Tobi Lundqvist was there in September ( trip report coming soon), and Cheryl Antonucci was there a couple of weeks ago. She saw a lo