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Capped Langur Tag

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4 May 2025
Asian ElephantassamAssamese MacaqueBarasinghaBengal TigerCapped Langurchitalgolden jackalgolden langurhoolock gibbonIndian GerbilIndian LeopardIndian WolfkazirangaMadras Tree ShrewnamerinilgaiNorth Indiaone-horned rhinocerospenchRiver Dolphinsambarsloth bearsmall indian civetsmooth-coated otterstump-tailed macaquewild water buffalo

Trip Report India : Pench, Kaziranga and Nameri NP, Hoollongapar & Kakoijana forest reserves

Hereby my trip report from my trip to India from the 17th of Februari to the 14th of March 2025. In total we saw 41 species of mammals including all of our target species: Tiger, L

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15 June 2020
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Assam PlainsAssamese MacaqueCapped LangurManas National Parkone-horned rhinoceros

Manas NP, Assam: A Trip Report from a visit in December 2019

A visit to Manas in December last year – one of those scenic national parks that straddle the rich floodplains of a Himalayan River (Manas in this case) and the biodiverse Ea

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  3. Jon Hall on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands4 October 2026

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  1. Craig Smith on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands6 October 2026

    PS. What camera, lens and general settings are you using?

  2. Craig Smith on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands6 October 2026

    Yes, I agree, excellent and detailed trip report. Many thanks. Craig S (Melbourne).

  3. Jon Hall on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands4 October 2026

    Fabulous photos and lots of great info. Thanks for doing such a through report.

  4. Tina Greenawalt on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands3 October 2026

    Really awesome bat photos!

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6 October 2026
Western Australia October 2026
5 October 2026
Advertising: 2 Vietnam tours: mammalwatching & primate photography, with Next Continent, early 2027
4 October 2026
Singapore: An unexpected success
4 October 2026
Advertising: China Mega-mammals Tour with Royle Safaris, Nov/Dec 2028

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