What bat spp ? Khao Yai, Thailand
And here is another post from Stuart Chapman. “Seen last week in the temple bat cave outside Khao Yai national park. Is it least horseshoe or intermediate horseshoe?&#
Complex-toothed Flying Squirrel?
Here’s a question from Stuart Chapman who took this picture at Labahe nature reserve , Sichuan , China in Sept 2017. He isn’t sure if its a complex-toothed Flying Squ
Thailand, 2017
I spent a couple of weeks in Thailand in July 2017. I’ve been to Thailand many times and July isn’t the best month to mammal watch there. But no matter: I wanted to give my
Seeing Colugo in peninsular Malaysia
Dear all I’m planning a trip to peninsular Malaysia next year. I’m keen to see colugo, a species that I’ve never seen despite having spent about ten months in sou
Javan Rhino Expedition 2018 – Now Available
Royle Safaris is proud to annouce our new expedition style tour for 2018, we have negogiated the permits needed to bring a small group of mammal watchers (maximum 4 people) on a sp
New Trip Report: Sri Lanka
Here’s another spectacularly successful Sri Lankan trip, this time from Tobi Lundqvist or who did really well in 2 weeks despite pursuing a “balanced” itinerary!
Taiwan
I spent a week in Taiwan in August 2017. It was not at all what I imagined: far more forest, mountains and mammals.I returned for two nights in July 2018.
New Trip Report: Sri Lanka
Here’s a report, as entertaining as always, on Steve Anyon-Smith’s latest trip, to Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka, 2017: Steve Anyon-Smith, 3 weeks & 23 species including Slo
The Gibbon Experience, Laos
For a few years now I had wanted to visit the Gibbon Experience, which combines ziplining, spectacular treehouse accommodation and a chance to see critically endangered Black-cres
Laos
I went to Laos for 3 nights in July 2017. I took my kids to visit the Gibbon Experience, to see some of the last 200 Black-crested Gibbons left in Laos. The Gibbon Experience is bu