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12 January 2012
Oriental

First photos of Myanmar Snub-nosed Monkey released

What a great looking primate. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/10/myanmar-snub-nosed-monkey_n_1197007.html#s601221 Jon

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5 January 2012
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Meat-Eating Giant Panda

Interesting story and interview on the recent documentation (by camera trap) of a giant panda feeding on a takin carcass.

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23 October 2011
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India

The Western Ghats & Mumbai, 2011

I’d been to the centre, west and east of India but never to the south, which has a set of nice endemic species including Lion-tailed Macaques and Nilgiri Tahrs. So the Wester

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15 September 2011
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Vietnam Trip – December 2011

I’m planning a couple of weeks in Vietnam in early December this year to look for things like Black-shanked Douc, Red-shanked Douc (Bach Ma National Park), Ha Tinh Langur and

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31 August 2011
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New Trip Report – India 2009

Another great report from Sjef Ollers covering 2 weeks in central India. 2 weeks and 28 species including Tigers and some nice bats. https://www.mammalwatching.com/Oriental/Otherre

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17 July 2011
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Snow Leopards in Afghanistan

Snow Leopard Population Discovered in Afghanistan ScienceDaily (July 13, 2011) — The Wildlife Conservation Society has discovered a surprisingly healthy population of rare snow l

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1 June 2011
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New Trip Report – Pakistan

I was in Pakistan in April. A report of a successful though logistically challenging trip to see a Markhor is here Jon

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27 May 2011
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Takin vs Dhole

This is very cool… Vikram Singh from Wild World India sent me the following images taken by his friend and colleague Dhritiman Mukherjee on May 20, 2011. They were in the Mis

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25 May 2011
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Birch Mouse ancestor discovered in Inner Mongolia is new species of rare ‘living fossil’

Birch mouse ancestor discovered in Inner Mongolia is new species of rare ‘living fossil’ ScienceDaily (May 25, 2011) — Tiny fossil teeth discovered in Inner Mongolia

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4 May 2011
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Saving the Asiatic Wild Ass in the Mongolian Gobi

Not super interesting I thought, but worth a look if you are interested in Wild Asses… Jon ScienceDaily (May 3, 2011) — Considerable attention is currently being paid to th

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