Brazil
Check out Jane Kempler's 2026 trip report covering the Matto Grosso Primate Route, Northern Pantanal & the Amazon. In 5 weeks she saw 75 mammal species including a family of 3 blac
Queensland
Check out Jan Ebr's impressive 2026 report: 34 days & 70 species including Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby, Northern Nailtail Wallaby and Purple-necked Rock Wallaby!
Madagascar
Check out Jon Hall's September 2026 report on searching for Madagascar's carnivores featuring 45 species including Hairy-eared Dwarf Lemur, Red-ruffed Lemur and 6 of the 7 carnivor
South Africa
I like South Africa. The crime problems I’ve heard so much about aren’t apparent out of the cities (or perhaps I am just blissfully naive); the national parks in the south were
China
China is a superb country to watch mammals in and it keeps getting better. The country is huge, of course, and hugely diverse. The mammalwatcing is fantastic in Sichuan and Qinghai
California
California has very varied habitat (from desert to tundra) with a corresponding diversity of species, coupled with incredible scenery and some of the most productive cetacean viewi
Mexico
Mexico is a hidden gem. A super diverse country with a great many species that are barely known. A trip here is always an adventure.
India
I have visited India six times. In June 1997 I spent a couple of weeks in Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Corbett National Parks. In February 2007 I spent a week in Gujurat, plus two days a
Borneo
This page covers both the Malaysian and Indonesian bits of Borneo, together with Brunei. I have visited Borneo five times and am sure I will return again and again. Per square kilo
Sri Lanka
Imagine if you could see more than half of every country's mammal species in a week .... what a wonderful world it would be. What a wonderful mammal list I would have. Well, in Sri