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27 November 2023
Georgia

Georgia’s big mammal goodies

I visited Georgia between 28. 10. and 11. 11. 2023. The main purpose of this trip was to find and photograph Caucasian Chamois. Eastern and Western Tur were also on my list.

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25 November 2023

Anyone has info on how to see the laotian langur?

Hello everyone. I will be travelling to Laos for two days around the rock viewpoint try to locate the laotian langurs. All I know is they frequent the boardwalk and restaurant area

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24 November 2023
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Singapore and Johor, Malaysia, July 2023

A very brief trip to Singapore and potentially a good mammal watching site in Johor, Malaysia. Species seen include Raffles banded langur and southern pig-tailed macaque.

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21 November 2023
Hong KongSingapore

Advice request for Singapore and Hong Kong / December 2023

Hello everyone! I will be travelling to Hong Kong and Singapore end of December/beginning of January, staying some 8 days in both destinations. It will not be a full wildlife trip

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19 November 2023
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Tapanuli Orangutan Trip Report

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17 November 2023
Borneo

Phillipps’ Field Guide To The Mammals of Borneo And Their Ecology Author: Quentin Phillipps (Second edition 2018, reprinted 2023)

Phillipps Field Guide to The Mammals of Borneo

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17 November 2023

Urban mammalwatching

Good morning. afternoon, evening, or night mammal watching community. I very much know that to see the worlds mammals you have to travel to the most remote of places far from the b

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15 November 2023
Borneo

A Pocket Guide to Mammals of Borneo Author: Shavez Cheema (2020)

A Pocket Guide to Mammals of Borneo by Shavez Cheema

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13 November 2023

Sumatran Striped Rabbit seen Gunung Kerinchi!

Mammal watchers may be interested to know that Rob Tizard and I had two sightings of what was presumably the same Sumatran Striped Rabbit on Gunung Kerinchi on 12 November 2023. I

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12 November 2023
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A Field Guide to Tawau Hills Park Authors: Shavez Cheema, Rimi Repin, Chun Xing Wong and John Payne (2021)

A Field Guide to Tawau Hills Park

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  1. Rob Jansen on IT’S A WILD LIFE! – TRIP REPORT MALAYSIA & SINGAPORE JUNE-JULY 202429 January 2026

    Wow, thanks Coke! Sorry for my late reply, didn't see the message for some reason. But glad you liked it!…

  2. Lennart Verheuvel on Spotted: Beluga in the Netherlands28 January 2026

    Yeah, I read about the Russian spy Beluga. Fortunately there are no indications this one has been messer with. An…

  3. JanEbr on Spotted: Beluga in the Netherlands28 January 2026

    Well the Russian spy Beluga died over a year ago, so that one it clearly isn't, which helps. I know…

  4. Lennart Verheuvel on Spotted: Beluga in the Netherlands28 January 2026

    Where could it have escaped from?

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