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18 July 2019
Oriental
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IndoChinese Clouded Leopard Tour – Nepal (2020)

After the amazing trip report from Jens Hauser last year, Royle Safaris has been in touch with the leading clouded leopard researchers in Nepal and we are pleased to announce the f

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16 July 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
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Amur Leopard & Siberian Tiger Success – Next Available Trips

Royle Safaris is heading to the Russian Far East again this winter (2019-20) and there are a few different options available for anyone wishing to book a trip to see and photograph

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19 February 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
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Amur Leopard & Siberian Tiger Success – Next Available Trips

Here is a selection of pictures taken by our clients (not camera traps) from inside our custom made photography hide in the last week. We had unprecedented sightings of a male Amur

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5 January 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
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Amur Leopard Photography Tour February 2019

We have had some incredible success in 2018 with Amur Leopards visiting our specialist photography hide deep inside the forests of the Russian Far East. We have 1 place remaining o

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  1. Laurent Morin on Trip report India ‘A quest for cats from East to West’ 13 march – 3 April 20238 June 2023

    Thanks. I'll keep my fingers crossed and eyes peeled.

  2. Vladimir Dinets on Bali/Lombok rodent IDs8 June 2023

    I am surprised nobody has commented yet. Yes, the Lombok mice look like Chiropodomys gliroides. The one from Bali is…

  3. Yeye on Trip report India ‘A quest for cats from East to West’ 13 march – 3 April 20237 June 2023

    A mainland clouded leopard was spotted at Manas NP in March this year so it is possible but very hard…

  4. Laurent Morin on Trip report India ‘A quest for cats from East to West’ 13 march – 3 April 20237 June 2023

    This is an incredible report! Has there been any sightings of Mainland Clouded Leopards since Jens’ report more than a…

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