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11 January 2015
Oriental

New Trip Report – Western Forest Complex Thailand

Coke Smith was in Hui Kha Kaeng over the Christmas break and had a great visit to this hard to access park. Hui Kha Kaeng, 2014: Coke Smith, 4 days & 20 species including Phayr

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11 January 2015
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Sumatra

So here’s a place people don’t talk about enough – Sumatra. Almost twice its size, Borneo has been getting all the attention over the past decade or so. Perhaps it’s becaus

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20 November 2014
AustralasiaEurope and the PalearcticNorth AmericanOriental

Mammals in the News

Unique Among Animals, Kangaroos Use Tail as Fifth Leg, Scientists Find. How many legs does a kangaroo have? The correct answer, according to new research, is five. See more here ht

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15 November 2014
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Pika Boo!

Hemis National Park, Ladakh, October 2014. We survived the freezing conditions. We survived the crippling altitude. We survived the treacherous climbs up scree slopes that would ch

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13 November 2014
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Bryde’s Whales off of Bangkok

Coke Smith just sent me this excellent account of a trip to see Bryde’s Whales off of Bangkok. This is quite a hard species to see in many places and I had no idea they were

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12 November 2014
Oriental

New Trip Report: Snow Leopards of Ladakh

Yet another Snow Leopard report, this time from Coke Smith who got to Ladakh the day I left. He saw more Snow Leopards than we did and got closer too. I’m sorry if you haven&

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11 November 2014
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Tso-Kar, Ladakh Report

A report from Charles Foley of his post-Snow Leopard tour to Tso-Kar. I wish I could have gone with him. Ladakh, 2014. 3 days & 10 species including Ladakh and Black-lipped Pik

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9 November 2014
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Snow Leopard Triangulation

The Snow Leopard I saw last month must be one of the best reported ever! It also features in trip reports from Karl van Ginderderuen, whose trip overlapped with mine and others. Jo

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6 November 2014
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India

Snow Leopard Trip Report

Here’s a report of last month’s trip to Ladakh to look for Snow Leopards. Two weeks & 11 species including Mountain Weasel, Urial, Wolf and a Snow Leopard 🙂 Jon

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3 November 2014
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(Perhaps) a good site for Sunda Pangolins in Malaysia

Curtis Hart spotted this herping report of a trip to Peninsula Malayasia. The author – Rupert Lewis – saw a Sunda Pangolin at Kuala Nerang, in the far north of the coun

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    The circled track on the left looks like a Canid to me. Hyaenids have much tighter gaps between bean-shaped toes.…

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    Many Thanks, I think you are correct, I will see if I can correct the entry

  3. Daniel Boyland on Australia9 May 2025

    Great report. I think the possum you've identified as a lemuroid ringtail might actually be a coppery brushtail.

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    That was such interesting behaviour. thank you for sharing.

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