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I didn’t see any mammals when I was in Singapore, but I’ve included community reports from those that have.
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Community Reports
Singapore, 2019: Romain Boquier, 2 days & 10 species including Banded Langur, Smooth-coated Otter and Galago.
Sabah, Singapore and Peninsula Malaysia, 2019: Phil Telfer, 18 days & 62 species including Clouded Leopard, Western Tarsier, Otter Civet, Sun Bear and – just to rub salt in the wound – a Sunda Pangolin!
Singapore, Java, Malaysia and Sumatra, 2019: Anita Ericson and Lars Petersson, 6 weeks & 63 species including – in Singapore – Smooth-coated Otter and Sunda Colugo.
Singapore and Southern Malaysia, 2019: Jon Lehmberg, 6 days & 21 species including Binturong, Short-tailed Mongoose and Sunda Pangolin.
Singapore, 2018: Vladimir Dinets, 2 days & several mammals including Sunda Pangolin.
Singapore, 2018: Mike Hoit, 1 night & 3 species including Smooth-coated Otters.
Malaysia & Singapore, 2014: Mike Hoit, 5 days in Singapore with some nice species including Colugo and Bamboo Bats.
Australia & Singapore, 2013: Andrew and Ben Balmford, 2 days in Singapore & 10 species including Colugo and Red-cheeked Flying Squirrel.
South East Asia, 2010: Matt and Maureen Steer, 8 weeks & 31 species including Hairy-nosed Otters, Gaur and Pangolin (Thailand), Short-clawed Otters (Malaysia) and Smooth-coated Otters (Singapore).
Also See
RFI Amsterdam, Prague and Singapore (Mar 2009).
Resources
Singapore Biodiversity Records is an online journal publishing mammal (and other wildlife) records.
Any advice on who to contact to possibly use a as a guide in Singapore to look for some mammals in December 2018? Also anyone who may have any useful info about where to go, general safety etc. Looking at maybe one or two evenings?