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15 April 2016
Oriental

New Trip Report: Central India

A first report to mammalwatching.com from Jon Lehmberg Central India, 2016: Jon Lehmberg & Stig Jensen, 11 days & 23 species including Dhole, Four-horned Antelope, India

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7 April 2016
Oriental

Best Borneo Trip Ever?

Beat this! Borneo, 2016: Mac Hunter, 2 weeks & 40+ species including Pangolin, Clouded Leopard, Marbled Cat, Tarsier and a Spotted Giant Flying Squirrel. What a trip!! &n

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13 March 2016
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IUCN – Urgent call for otter records in SE Asia

Urgent call for otter records in Southeast Asia We, from the IUCN Otter Specialist Group (OSG), need your help collecting otter records in Southeast Asia by 13th International Cong

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9 March 2016
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BBC Film – Snow Leopards in Hemis NP

Here’s a great article on the BBC’s visit to Hemis (Ladakh) to film Snow Leopards   Jon

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2 March 2016
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Bangladeshi Mammals

This is an interesting piece on a remote forest in Bangladesh, home to Marbled Cats and Clouded Leopards.   jon

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26 February 2016
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New Trip Report: South India

Here’s a great report from Dion Hobcraft of a recent visit to southern India.  Check out the photo of the Stripe-necked Mongoose having a run in with a Cobra! South India, 2

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23 February 2016
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New Trip Reports: Sri Lanka and the Pantanal

I have just got back from Tanzania where – on either side of working – I had two mammal filled weekends in the Udzungwa Mountains and then with Charles Foley near Arus

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16 February 2016
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Australian Skier almost runs over a Snow Leopard

This is fun http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-02-13/australian-skier-encounters-endangered-snow-leopard-in-kashmir/7166020 Jon  

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9 February 2016
Oriental

New Reports: Ladakh

Two new recent reports from Ladakh Hemis, 2015/16: Europe’s Big 5, 11 days including Snow Leopards. Ladakh, 2015: Ralf Bürglin, 2 weeks & 8 species including Ladakh Pika

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25 January 2016
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Indian bat ID

Hi all Anyone any good on Indian bats? There seems to be a paucity of literature on the subject, but I was hoping for some input on the below two species photographed by Will Soar

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