New Trip Report: Sabah and Sarawak
Here’s a report that Adam Walleyn sent to me. As Adam notes, this birding tour report contains very little information on the mammals they saw, but I think it is worth sharin
Mammals of Tanzania Part 2
Hi people, Back in 2012, while studying to be a Biology teacher, my school had the crazy idea to go to Tanzania! While the majority of my fellow students were lazy buggers, I still
RESERVA CAÑADA EL CARMEN, CHACO, PARAGUAY
We are Karina and Andrey (aka Travelling Zoologists), a couple of field zoologists who also work as guides, expedition managers and photographers. We have moved to Paraguay and con
Trip report from Semjong, Bhutan
On May 27, 2024, two Pallas’s Squirrel individuals were observed at Semjong, Tserang, at an elevation of approximately 1800 meters above sea level. Unfortunately, I couldn
Mammals of Tanzania Part 1
TANZANIA PART 1 Hi people, Back in 2012, while studying to be a Biology teacher, my school had the crazy idea to go to Tanzania! While the majority of my fellow students were lazy
Mongolia May 2024
Fairly normal trip to Mongolia – 29 species in 15 days of driving around with a rental 4×4 and a bit of hiking. No live cats, but tracks of both Snow Leopard and Lynx. S
Trinidad and Tobago April 2024
Here’s a report of a week in Trinidad featuring 6 mammal species including Trinidad White-fronted Capuchins and Silky Anteaters.
Recent trip in Jumotsjamgkha Wildlife Sanctuary, Bhutan
Traveling to Jumotsangkha Wildlife Sanctuary in southern Bhutan is always exciting. This biodiversity hotspot is a haven for wildlife, offering visitors a chance to encounter a var
Family Trip to Corfu (Greece), Vienna (Austria), Bergamo (Italy) and Hungary
This trip report is from a while ago, but I still think the information is still useful. It's my first report, and I already wanted to upload one, so I hope it's interesting.
