Trip Report – Northern Madagascar Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – November 2022
After Royle Safaris’ small group tour to Central Magasacar in November 2022, Martin Royle went north on his own to scout out a new itinerary for future trips. During a busy 8
Trip Report – Madagascar Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – November 2022
Late in 2023 Royle Safaris ran a successful trip to Central Magascar, visiting some of the key forests in the middle of the counry and running from east to west. We visited Palmari
Pictus Safaris Trip Report – Cameroon and the CAR, April 2023
A report from Pictus Safaris’ April 2023 visit to Lobeke NP, Cameroon and Dzanga-Sangha, Central African Republic. Highlights including black-bellied pangolin, white-bellied
MAMMALWATCHING EXCLUSIVE – NAMIBIAN RARE MAMMAL SAFARI, MAY 2024
Namibia is one of my favourite destinations in Africa and is a mammalwatching nirvana. LOTS of animals, few people and far more freedom to do your own thing than in many other part
Mammal Checklists from Stuart On Nature
Chris and Mathilde Stuart, the biologists and prolific authors of field guides, have just uploaded a collection of mammal checklists from various parks in several countries. They h
Pictus Safaris Trip Report – Chad 2023
Pictus Safaris organised three successful mammal-focussed tours to Chad in 2023 – a detailed report has already been shared for one of these tours, and another report will be
Advertising: Pygmy Hippos in Tai Forest, Cote d’Ivoire – May 2024 with Royle Safaris
After seeing a Pygmy Hippo on this year’s trip to the Ivory Coast, Royle Safaris are advertising a return trip next year to Tai Forest from May 9 to May 19 2024. Pygmy Hippos
African Wild Dog in Uganda
The Uganda Wildlife Authority announced yesterday in a tweet that African Wild Dogs were seen around the Narus River in Kidepo Valley National Park, Two photos were included in t
Manatees and Monkeys – Senegal 2023 with Pictus Safaris
A belated report from our January 2023 departure to Senegal, with 22 mammal species seen including African manatee, red-flanked duiker, Patas monkey, green monkey and Guinea baboon