New Trip Report: Gouli Valleys, Qinghai, China
A new report from Tang Jun at China Mammal Tour. Gouli Valleys, Qinghai, 2024: China Mammal Tour, 1 week & 17 species including Snow Leopard, Lynx, Pallas’s Cat and Chi
A Weekend’s Rodenting around Santiago, Chile
I was in Bolivia last month (trip report coming in early 2025 I hope) and added on a weekend in Santiago with Alex Meyer and Elias Sadalla Filho, primarily to look for Chinchillas
Bolivia August 2024
Enclosed our last report of a trip done in Bolivia in August 2024. Many cool mammals observed during 2 weeks dedicated to mammal watching (Jaguar, Ocelot, Puma, Chaco Peccary, many
Trip Report: Paraguayan Chaco and Atlantic Forest, September 2024
In September 2024 we went on an exciting mammal trip to the Paraguayan Chaco and a few places beyond. We visited some of the most mammal-rich areas in Paraguay and had many memorab
Southwestern Brazil, 2024 – Northern Pantanal and Emas National Park
This trip has been one of my most remarkable wildlife holidays yet, with some truly memorable (and sometimes unexpected!) observations. We saw a total of 27 mammal species and over
Bolivia July-August 2024
A detailed account of a mammalwatching trip (with a bunch of birds as well) to Bolivia, using Santa Cruz as a hub for visits to El Refugio los Volcanes in the Yungas, Jaguarland No
Way Kambas, 2024 Trip Report
My first trip report on this site chronicles my fabulous 4-day trip to Way Kambas National Park, Sumatra, in early November, 2024. I saw 30 mammal species, including Sun Bear, 7 pr
Manul (Pallas’s cat) of Mongolia Tour 2024 – Trip Report
During our annual Cat Expeditions manul of Mongolia tour, we saw three different manul families and we were able to photograph numerous kinds of behavior, from the adult grooming,
Uganda, 2024:
Klil and Assaf Zaitlin, mammals and birds. 10 days and 52 species including serval, 3 genet species, 16 primate species and more surprises.
Trip Report: Farallon Islands and Point Reyes, July 2024
Report from a three day trip in California, with a pelagic to the Farallon Islands and a visit to Point Reyes and surrounding areas. We saw a total of 24 mammal species, with highl