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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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With Starling Tours https://www.starlingtours.com/ Nature tour to India: bears and markhors in the Himalayas https://www.starlingtours.com/tours/nature-trip-to-india-bears-and-mark

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15 April 2026

Wild Siberut: Eleven Days, Four Primates, Seventy-Two Birds

With a ‘clean sweep’ of all four Siberut primates, my 11 days journey with Heru Fitriyadi to Siberut Island, Mentawai Islands, West Sumatra, is so astonishing. Joja the Siberut

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12 April 2026
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Thailand 2025

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7 April 2026

Natural History of Thailand’s Western Forest Complex, a Case Study

Part 3 of my Natural History series. Here is my ebook/case study of Thailand’s Western Forest Complex, arguably the most important protected area in Southeast Asia, perhaps a

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2 November 2026
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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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  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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