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14 September 2026

Sri Lanka Trip Report_June 2026

First trip report after 2.5 years lurking and commenting. One week in Sri Lanka finding 34 mammals, with the highlights being Fishing cat, Jungle cat, Red slender slow loris and Sl

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13 September 2026
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Hong Kong trip report March 2026

Jon convinced me to put together a trip report of my 5 week work trip to Hong Kong. Despite working I spend nearly every night doing walking in the park near my accommodation. I sa

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2 September 2026
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China Mammal Trip Report including Sichuan and the Tibetan Plateau by Nick Buys.

A short June 2026 trip through Sichuan produced an impressive selection of mammals, including Red Panda, Tibetan Fox, Asian Black Bear, Golden Snub-nosed Monkey, Blue Sheep and Mai

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28 August 2026
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Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?

Hi everyone, I will be in Bangkok in February and wanted to do a relatively short side trip to look for Binturong. I know there are reports of Binturong relatively close to Bangkok

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25 August 2026

Wildlife Guide Skills Survey

Dear friends, family, clients, fellow guides, fellow trainers, future travelers, and basically anyone remotely interested in the wildlife tourism industry, As some of you may (or m

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21 August 2026
Japan

First Trip to Japan (Honshu) in Nov/Dec – Advice on Target Species & Itinerary

Hi everyone, I’m planning a 3-week family trip to Japan from mid-November to mid-December. This will be our first time there, so we are focusing exclusively on Honshu (planning f

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16 August 2026
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Advertising: Late Availability – North Vietnam, Oct 29-November 8 with Jon Hall, Jose Gabriel Martinez – for rare primates and a bat fest!

One spot has just opened up on a trip we are organizing to North and Central Vietnam, starting October 29 (this year) for 10 days. We are chasing several rare primates and other la

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13 August 2026

My Big Cat Year – China and the Wildcat species in the Tibetan Plateau

The 18-day trip on the Tibetan Plateau organized by Royle Safaris in China was a great success. Local guides were Sid Francis and ZZ for the main trip and Jay Wu for the extension.

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7 August 2026
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New study on subspecies status of Wapiti/Elk on The Tibetan Plateau

In connection with research for a recent trip to The Tibetan Plateau, I came upon a new study on the subspecies classification of Wapiti/Elk, Cervus canadensis, in Qinghai and Gans

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6 August 2026
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Where to go before Nepal : any advices ?

Hi everyone, I am really happy to be a member of the mammalwatching community. My first reports will come soon ! I will be in Nepal between February 8-20th 2027. It will be my seco

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2 November 2026
Advertising: Jaguarland, Bolivia July 2027
1 November 2026
Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?
1 November 2026
Huai Khayeng Nature Park and Sai Yok & Kaeng Krachan National Parks (Thailand), September 2026

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  1. robbizl on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?2 November 2026
  2. tomeslice on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?1 November 2026
  3. Albert Koffeman on South Africa July/August 2026: Kruger, Cape and Karoo1 November 2026

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  1. robbizl on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?2 November 2026

    Do not visit Wawushan in winter time, which would be turned into some kind of huge Snow World full with…

  2. tomeslice on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?1 November 2026

    I have never been to Wau-Shan and I've definitely heard of people seeing red pandas there .. but in Labahe…

  3. Albert Koffeman on South Africa July/August 2026: Kruger, Cape and Karoo1 November 2026

    Thank you! Yes, it is. We also liked Dullstroom as a stop on the way to Kruger, because of the…

  4. wildlife_watcher on Southern AZ1 November 2026

    Chiricauhuas seems very good for rattlesnake diversity. I saw them both on the trails and during the one loop I…

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27 October 2026
South Africa July/August 2026: Kruger, Cape and Karoo
26 October 2026
Congo Brazzaville Wildlife trip report by Nick Buys
25 October 2026
Vietnam October 2026
25 October 2026
A French / Italian Foray

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