Sangha Lodge, Dzangha-Sangha Special Reserve , Central African Republic.
This was a big bucket list trip to visit the Congo Basin and hopefully see forest elephants. Remarkably, forest elephants were only officially declared a separate species from sava
Panama, March 2025
This is a report from a trip I took last March with my Dad, where we spent a little over a week visiting a few locations in Panama. We were primarily focused on diving during our t
Western USA Road Trip, Summer 2025
Last summer I took a road trip through several states in the US visiting some amazing places and, primarily, looking for some cool species of mammal. I was joined by my Dad for the
Iberian Lynx Tour Spain February 2026
Despite the heavy rains this year, there has been a flood (too soon?) of trip reports from Iberian Lynx seekers to this website. I add mine hoping to contribute two things. First,
México: Michoacán, Chiapas, and Quintana Roo Trip.
Hello everyone, this is my first trip report so it might be quite long lol, but it was a cool trip so i think its worth the read. You can see some more pictures of this and other a
Tanzania 2023: Central, Southern & Zanzibar
We travelled to Tanzania with the main aim of having an exciting adventure while hopefully seeing Kipunji and some other range restricted primates. It was a great trip with 42 spec
Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea
One week on Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea with the International Bat Research Conference.
Uganda Trip Reports
I’m just back from a brilliant tour of Uganda with Harrier Tours, guided by Brian Lokutae who I’d strongly recommend if you can get him. 41 mammal species ranging from
East Hokkaido, winter 2026
We visited Hokkaido during February and March 2026, with the purpose of bird/mammal photography as well as relaxation. Our top target for mammal was the cute Ezo flying squirrel (E
Trip Report – Sri Lankan Wildlife Holiday – Royle Safaris – April 2025
In the 2025 Easter half term holidays Royle Safaris director (Martin Royle) took his family on a trip to Sri Lanka, invited by our local ground agents there to try some of their ne