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29 April 2026
Bengal LangurBengal TigerIndialeopard

India – April 2026

In mid April after booking the trip 20 months before I was finally on my way to India for a wildlife watching holiday. The travel was made more difficult and expensive because of s

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28 April 2026
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A 30 day trip India as part of The Big Cat Year

As part of The Big Cat Year we made a visit to India, organized together with Vana Safaris. We focused in Northeast India at Kaziranga NP, Manas NP, Kokaijani, Eaglenest Wildlife S

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27 April 2026

Thailand: Seven simians, some civets, zero serows

My wife Anja and I traveled through central Thailand between February 15th and March 5th, 2026, to discover the local fauna, which is dauntingly diverse. Thailand is easy to travel

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27 April 2026

Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?

I have camped all my life in wilderness areas. I have had bears, leopards, spotted hyenas visiting my camps. But what I heard and saw in three days and one night in Kaeng Krachan i

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27 April 2026
Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan 2026

Hello ! One week in Uzbekistan mostly for culture but we find some mammals  

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25 April 2026
China

A Weekend in Tangjiahe Nature Reserve, Sichuan

Hello from China, where I’m one week into a 30-day, visa-free, trip to China. I’m traveling through Yunnan at the moment for 10 days, followed by a week around Xining i

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20 April 2026

India – The Next Chapter

A slightly revised version of a recently-posted trip report. Thank you to Rohit Chakravarty for correcting two previous bat mis-identifications.

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18 April 2026
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Sri Lanka, April 2026

A brief, but successful, trip in search of Indian Pangolin, Rusty-spotted Cat, Fishing Cat, Jungle Cat, and lots more. 40/41 species in 5 days, including 24 lifers.

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17 April 2026
Kaeng Krachan Thailand

Thailand – July 2025

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16 April 2026

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2 October 2026
Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands
1 October 2026
A Liberian Mammal Survey and Record of a Cryptic Genet Species
1 October 2026
Costa Rica trip report June 2026

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  1. Eduardo Ruiz on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands2 October 2026
  2. Antoine Rabussier on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands2 October 2026
  3. Ewan Davies on A Liberian Mammal Survey and Record of a Cryptic Genet Species2 October 2026

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  1. Eduardo Ruiz on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands2 October 2026

    Amazing report! Glad to see you got to see the togian babirusa, a few tarsiers species, blue eyed cuscus, etc……

  2. Antoine Rabussier on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands2 October 2026

    Stunning pictures! Make me want to come back to Indonesia and almost converted.me to bat photography!

  3. Ewan Davies on A Liberian Mammal Survey and Record of a Cryptic Genet Species2 October 2026

    Thanks Kyle, that’s interesting to me, and I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have seen it if you hadn’t posted it.

  4. Flemming Versloot on Brazil 20261 October 2026

    Thank you for sharing Klil!

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28 September 2026
The Weekly Recap
25 September 2026
My introduction to the community and a new site for Yucatan Spotted Skunk
25 September 2026
Bongos, Bats & Birders: Kenya, September 2026
25 September 2026
Primates in Eastern India and Bhutan

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