New Trip Report: Sichuan
A report of a very successful trip from Samuel Marlin. I’m looking forward to returning here in March. Sichuan, 2019: Samuel Marlin, 2 weeks & 27 species including Blac
New Trip Report: Hexigten (inner Mongolia), China
Here’s a really cool report from a place I have never heard of, featuring a mammal or two I have never heard of as well. And just a day’s drive from Beijing. Thank you
Two new trip reports from Sichuan
Here are two more reports from Sichuan Sichuan, April 2019: Travelling Naturalist, 2 weeks & 25 species including Chinese Mountain Cat, Red Panda and Tibetan Gazelle. Sichuan,
Yellow-throated Marten vs Muntjak
For those who don’t follow the mammal watching page on Facebook then here is some remarkable footage from China. Warning – its a bit upsetting to watch if you have a fo
Anyone want to join me in Sichuan & Yunnan next spring?
THIS TRIP IS NOW FULL I’m organising a trip to China from 26 March – 6 April 2020 and there one space has opened up to fill our group of 4. We will visit Sichuan
New Mammal Trips: Snow Leopards in Tibet / Rare Mammals in Borneo
Dear all, commercial operators are advertising more frequently on mammalwatching.com and I am aware that some of you may not want to receive these emails. So from now on I will s
New Trip Report: Qinghai & Sichuan, China
Happy New Year everyone! In case you are having trouble thinking of where to go in 2019 then this report might provide some inspiration. Unfortunately I am never stuck for ideas
New Trip Report: Sichuan, 2018 (including a mega mammal)
Here’s a report of a fantastic trip to Sichuan from Rauno Väisänen, Sichuan, 2018: Rauno Väisänen, 2 weeks & 40 species including Red Panda, Asiatic Black Bear, Hog
New Trip Report: Qinghai (Tibetan Plateau)
Here’s a short note from Romain Bocquier on his latest trip. Qinghai, 2018: Romain Bocquier, 7 days & 14 species including Pallas’s Cats and Snow Leopards. Jon
Breaking … “Extinct” Yangtze River Dolphin Rediscovered
Perhaps not a total surprise, but very welcome news, though the reprieve may be short-lived. Thanks to Mark Andrews for sharing this on Facebook today. Jon