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Binturong Tag

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28 August 2026
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Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?

Hi everyone, I will be in Bangkok in February and wanted to do a relatively short side trip to look for Binturong. I know there are reports of Binturong relatively close to Bangkok

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15 July 2026
#Mentawai#SiberutAgile GibbonAndalas UniversityBinturongCavesGibbonsGunung LeuserJungle SafariKerinciKerinci-SeblatLar GibbonMangrove tourPadangPigtailed langurSiamangSilvery lutungspinner dolphinsquirrelsquirrelsSumatraSumatra OrangutanSumatra wildife holidaySumatran ElephantSumatran SuriliSumatran tigerSUMECOThomas's Langurtrekking

Trip Report: North and West Sumatra

Hereby our trip report of a full 5 weeks spent in may-june in North and West Sumatra. The main goal of this trip was to search for the 4 gibbon species that can be found on Sumatra

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28 April 2025
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Thailand – Sun bears, Langurs, and a wild Jon Hall (mammal watchimus maximus)

This is not my first trip but it is the first one I have ever written a report for and it has taken me quite some time to get this all typed up and put together. This was the first

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31 August 2026
Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?
30 August 2026
The Weekly Recap
30 August 2026
Potential spot for Flying Squirrels at Central Park

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  1. AntenneZoo on New book on cetaceans – Nouveau livre sur les cétacés31 August 2026
  2. Dave Parmenter on Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?31 August 2026
  3. Jannicokelk on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

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  1. AntenneZoo on New book on cetaceans – Nouveau livre sur les cétacés31 August 2026

    Merci bien pour l'info !

  2. Dave Parmenter on Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?31 August 2026

    Hi Max Southern Ecuador is indeed worth visiting, especially for birding. I developed an itinerary in conjunction with EcuadorBirdsTours.com (Diego…

  3. Jannicokelk on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    I'll never wash my hands again.

  4. Jannicokelk on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    100%. For sure, just basic stuff of "how did you do it" would be really helpful in the report.

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29 August 2026
Pembrokeshire, Wales
28 August 2026
Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?
28 August 2026
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26 August 2026
New book on cetaceans – Nouveau livre sur les cétacés

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