Northern Territory – Segment #4 of the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025
Here is my report for the 4th segment of my epic two-months in Australia. Northern Territory was fantastic, a bit light on the mammals but well worth the effort to see what I did
Manul (Pallas’s cat) of Mongolia Tour One 2025 – Trip Report
For our annual manul photo tour, we visited eastern Mongolia for over three weeks, leading three back-to-back manul photo tours. For this trip report, we are highlighting the event
Queensland – Segment #3 of the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025
Here is the third segment of the amazing Australia expedition I took last summer (or winter down under) – two months of amazing mammals and other critters. Over 50 species
South Australia – Segment #2 for the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025
This is segment #2 of the two month expedition to Australia during the months of June, July and August of 2025 Here is the link: https://www.cokesmithwildlife.com/expedition-to-sou
Singapore Stopover September 2025
A very brief trip report from a short stopover in Singapore where I got to do an evening spotlighting walk and an early walk in the Botanical Gardens. Didn’t have my camera w
Tasmania! Segment #1 of the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025
This is part one of a five-part trip report for my two-month expedition to Australia – Tasmania! Here is the link: https://www.cokesmithwildlife.com/expedition-to-tasmania &n
Ross Sea, Antarctica + the Subs – February 2025
A 28 day expedition from Bluff, New Zealand to the Ross Sea Region of Antarctic via the NZ/Australian Sub-Antarctic Islands. We saw 19 mammals in total including Orcas, Hourglass D
Borneo – September 2025
I have just returned from a 2 week Naturetrek Trip to Borneo. We had 1 night in Sepilok, 7 nights at Deramakot and 3 nights in Kinabatangan. This was my first time in Borneo so a l
Mongolia July/August 2025
Four of us undertook a tour of Mongolia looking especially for Snow Leopard and Pallas’s Cat from the end of July into August 2025. We got both (well I missed the Snow Leopar