New Trip Reports: Madagascar
Here are two reports from Phil Gregory. Primarily birding reports but Phil looks for mammals too. Madagascar & Mauritius, 2018: Phil Gregory, 26 days & 18 mammals includi
Swiss Alps – Vole ID needed
Earlier this month I spotted a vole in the Swiss Alps at around 2300m high together with a group of Biology students. Niels Schild managed to get these pictures. I don’t thin
Pantanal question for a friend
So a friend of mine is going with his gf to Brazil, and is looking to spend a few nights in the Pantanal. They’re not huge wildlife enthusiasts like me, but they will definit
New Trip Report: Madeira
Here’s a new report from John Wright with some useful information on Mediterranean Monk Seals off of Madeira Madeira, 2019: John Wright, 10 days & 8 species including Mad
Maine Trip – 14 species
Just returned from a 2 1/2 week vacation in Maine. It was a trip to visit a friend in the mountains and to go to my old haunts on the coast and was looking for anything. Saw lo
New Trip Report: The Cape, South Africa
I just discovered I never posted this when it was sent to me two years ago. Sorry! The Cape, 2017: Philip Precey, 2 weeks & 30+ species including Marsh Mongoose and Ca
New Trip Report: Tajikistan 2018
Here’s a second report fromTajikistan from Frans De Schamphelaere: this trip, from the summer of 2018, predates his Darwaz Mountains trip already reported on the site. I
Flashlight Review: ThruNite Catapult V6 with Nitecore 60mm red filter
Dear All, Please follow this link to read a non-technical, end-use specific review of a compact flashlight that I have been using for wildlife watching at night, over the last few
Sichuan Mammal Watching Tour – March 2019 – Royle Safaris Trip Report
Back in April 2019 Royle Safaris ran its second back to back Sichuan Mammals Tour with special focus on the rarest and ‘coolest’ of Chinese mammals. We were very succes
IndoChinese Clouded Leopard Tour – Nepal (2020)
After the amazing trip report from Jens Hauser last year, Royle Safaris has been in touch with the leading clouded leopard researchers in Nepal and we are pleased to announce the f