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25 September 2026
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Primates in Eastern India and Bhutan

A very successful self organised trip to the eastern part of India and to Bhutan. With 12 primate species seen very well this is an underrated area for primate watching. With two s

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24 September 2026
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Trip Report – Western Sahara’s Rare Mammals Tour – Royle Safaris – January 2026

This is the first of two trip reports from Western Sahara trips run by Royle Safaris trips in the first couple of months of 2026. The itinerary is the same as our standard Western

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16 September 2026
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Zimbabwe and Botswana, 2026

The countries with the second largest and the first largest elephant population in the world, are also good for other mammal watching. We got 45 mammals in 11 days, as well as the

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15 September 2026

kenya trip report september 2025

kenya 2025, klil zaitlin, 7 days and 50 species including giant forest hog and serval

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15 September 2026
South Africa

Mainly Mole-rats: Cape Town to Jo’Burg, August 2026

In late August 2026 I was supposed to be to the DRC looking at Bonobos. But an Ebola outbreak got in the way. Well, technically, it was not the Ebola outbreak that got in the way.

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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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13 September 2026

Trip report – West Scottish Highlands, September 2026

I’m just back from a trip to the Ardnamurchan Peninsula and Isle of Mull in Scotland, where I went in search of pine martens and otters. In the end I was unsuccessful in seei

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10 September 2026
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Trip Report – Western Sahara’s Rare Mammals Tour – Royle Safaris – December 2025

This is the second trip report from the two Royle Safaris trips run to the Western Sahara in 2025. The reports document our very popular Western Sahara’s Rare Mammals Tour. T

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9 September 2026

My Big Cat Year – A few stressfull days in Colombia but with a big reward!

After Bolivia, the trip continued with 4 days to Mirador el Roble in Colombia. A rare Northern Tiger Cat has been showing up there regularly for over 3 years. It is definitely not

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11 October 2026
Help from the Mammalwatching community for the Emas Nationalpark
11 October 2026
Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW
10 October 2026
Sand cats and Fennec fox

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  1. Carlos Bocos on Kinkajou or Olinguito?11 October 2026

    Kinkajou for me as well. Even the tree where it is gives me all the Kinkajou vibes

  2. tomeslice on Kinkajou or Olinguito?9 October 2026

    I'd say it's definitely also a kinkajou. Judging based on: most importantly the way the tip of its tail is…

  3. Yonathan Perez on RFI: Spain in October8 October 2026

    I ended up going to Sierra de Andujar. We only had one day at Gato Clavo - but got lucky…

  4. Jannicokelk on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands7 October 2026

    Thank you! The mammal watching forum and community have been intrumental to quite a few of my trips! And yes!…

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6 October 2026
Western Australia October 2026
5 October 2026
Advertising: 2 Vietnam tours: mammalwatching & primate photography, with Next Continent, early 2027
4 October 2026
Singapore: An unexpected success
4 October 2026
Advertising: China Mega-mammals Tour with Royle Safaris, Nov/Dec 2028

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