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17 February 2025
BangkokKaeng Krachankhao luangKhao Yaikrung ching waterfallThailand

Thailand, December 25th to January 8th

This is my first trip report on this website. I have been focusing on wildlife more and more during my travels in last 10 years, but this was only my fourth trip built entirely aro

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15 February 2025
Victoria

Victoria 22nd November – 25th November 2024

Two days mammal watching in the Melbourne area: Leadbeater’s Possum, 3 species of Glider, Koalas.

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15 February 2025
ColombiaMonkeysNeotropicsPrimatesPygmy Marmoset

Putumayo: A Primate Paradise at Amazon’s Birds Natural Reserve, Colombia

Location and Access: Amazon’s Birds Natural Reserve is located at ´Vereda Agua Negra km 7 corredor turístico Puerto Asís – Santana Putumayo´. The reserve can be easily

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9 February 2025
AustralasiaAustraliaCentral Plateaucommon wombatEastern QuollkoalaPlatypusShort-beaked EchidnaSpot-tailed QuollTasmaniatasmanian devilVictoria

Christmas 2024 in Tasmania – Amateur hunt for the Aussie classics

Disclaimer: All of the pictures in the following report are terrible, the average shot of Bigfoot is usually clearer. Everything was taken with a phone as the only camera we have h

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8 February 2025
BorneoIndonesiaIndonesia mammalwatchingJavakalimantan

A few species in Java & Kalimantan (Borneo)

Going through old trips I stumbled upon some travelling I did through Bali, Java and Kalimantan. This was in july/august of 2011. I didn’t specifically go out to watch and ob

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8 February 2025
Borneoclouded leopard

New Trip Report: Sabah 2024

A new report from Keith Barnes who finally got a Clouded Leopard on his 43rd Deramakot night drive! Sabah, 2024: Enigmatic Wildlife Tours and Mike Gordon, 2 weeks & 41 species

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7 February 2025
FranceFrench Guiana

French Guiana 2024/2025

We went for Christmas to France and saw … Giant Armadillo, Giant and Silky Anteater, Tayra, Kinkajou, two species of sloths, five species of monkeys, five species of opossum

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7 February 2025
ACTCanberra

Southern Greater Gliders

In December last year my daughter and I headed out to the Tallagandra National Park, 60km east of Canberra, Australia for a night of spotlighting.  We had received a hot tip of a

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4 February 2025
Bolivia

Bolivia – mainly monkeys, October 2024

Bolivia is a South American rising star. It offers world-class Jaguar viewing at a fraction of the cost of the Brazilian Pantanal, along with a range of other flagship Latin specie

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2 February 2025
Tasmania

Tasmania November 2024

This is the first of four trip reports detailing my first visit to Australia. Tasmania was certainly mammal filled with 57 Eastern Quolls seen along with good numbers of Platypus,

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8 May 2025
A puma, a tapir, and a stalking horse – final version

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  1. Jon Hall on A puma, a tapir, and a stalking horse – final version12 May 2025
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  3. Zarek Cockar on Hyaena footprints9 May 2025

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  1. Jon Hall on A puma, a tapir, and a stalking horse – final version12 May 2025

    Thanks Charles - super interesting. And great to know it is the first time this behaviour has been documented for…

  2. JanEbr on RFI Thailand12 May 2025

    There is really a lot of reports from Thailand and it's worth it to go through a selection of them…

  3. Zarek Cockar on Hyaena footprints9 May 2025

    The circled track on the left looks like a Canid to me. Hyaenids have much tighter gaps between bean-shaped toes.…

  4. markhows on Australia9 May 2025

    Many Thanks, I think you are correct, I will see if I can correct the entry

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10 May 2025
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