Northern India – March 2023
24 days and 36 species of mammals including Snow leopard, Pallas cat, Gee´s golden langur and Yellow throated marten. Locations visited: Ladakh, Eaglenest and Manas NP.
Sri Lanka March 2023
12 nights, 40 species of mammals, 209 birds (including all the endemics), 25 species of reptile including 8 snakes, 10 frog species and 16 species of butterflies, with Dulan Ranga
Western UP (IN) – Urban Mammals (Nilgai, Rhesus Macaque, Indian Crested Porcupine, Small Indian Mongoose, Five-striped Palm Squirrel)
Uttar Pradesh (UP) is the most populated state in India, with a population close to 2/3 that of the United States compressed into an area similar in size to the UK. During December
Thailand, December 2022
A trip report of a self-organized trip to Thailand. Spend 3,5 weeks driving around the country. In total 35 species of mammal were seen, including Sun Bear, 2x Leopard Cat, Banteng
Saudi Arabia Feb-Mar 2023 (Jan Ebr)
Unfortunately I did not manage to be the first to make a report from Saudi Arabia, only the second, but at least I have topped Carlos … by 1 species! 13 species in 19 days an
ID Vole/Pika species from Hanle – Ladakh (India)
Dear mammalwatchers, Just homecoming from another tour in India I need a second opinion about some Vole/Pika species found in the wetlands of Hanle in Ladakh. All of them found on
Mouse on grass stalk at Deramakot – any clues?
I recently finished a couple week trip to Sabah focused mainly on mammals – particularly orangutan, gibbon, other primates, wild cats and civet (but I am interested in all wi
Squirrel Field Guide Mongolia
The Provisional Field Guide to the Squirrels of Mongolia is finished too and now available on the Mammalwatching Resource page. Download it HERE The field guide comes with a set of
India: Western Ghats Jan/Feb 2023
A report on our trip for Western Ghats endemic mammals – Lion-tailed Macaques, Nilgiri Tahr, Brown Civet etc but also coming across some other fabulous Indian wildlife.
Kabini Tour Report- 27th January to 3rd February 2023
Nagarahole national park, locally called as Kabini is one of the best parks in India to track and photograph Tigers, Leopards and Elephants. Kabini forest mainly consists of moist