Ethiopia
Check out Jon Hall’s report from December 2024 with 20 species including Rufous Sengi, Ammodile and Dibatag.
China
Check out Jonas Livet & Rūta Vaicekauskaitė's superb and remarkable report on seeing Yangtze Finless Porpoise and some other great mammals around Nanjing city including Asian Bad
Madagascar
Check out Alex Meyer's mega report: 5 weeks & 130 mammal species across 22 different locations. Highlights included Indri, Aye-aye, Grandidier’s Mongoose, Fossa, Dobson’s Shr
Kenya
Check out Jane Kempler's report of a 2024 trip to Kenay: 3 weeks & 92 species including Maned Rat, Rufous Sengi, Naked Mole-rat and Black-fronted Duiker. Great photos too.
Chile
Check out Andreas Jonsson's ridiculously successful trip which netted 26 mammals in 23 days including Andean Mountain Cat, Garlepp's Pampas Cat, Kodkod, Darwin's Fox and Southern R
Mexico
Mexico is a hidden gem. A super diverse country with a great many species that are barely known. A trip here is always an adventure.
The Netherlands
I haven't looked for mammals in Holland, but I've included community reports from those that have.
India
I have visited India six times. In June 1997 I spent a couple of weeks in Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Corbett National Parks. In February 2007 I spent a week in Gujurat, plus two days a
Thailand
Thailand keeps getting better as a mammalwatching destination. There is a good network of national parks (though many can be very crowded), with some excellent mammals that seem to