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Endemic Primates Tag

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16 May 2025
Endemic PrimatesEndemicssouth IndiaWestern Ghats

Western Ghats, February 2025

A 11 day visit to the southern Western Ghats was typically productive for a number of mammal endemics among 28 identified species and a handful of bats on the wing. Talking of wing

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28 December 2020
Oriental
Endemic PrimatesOriental Regionsloth bearWestern Ghats

Anamalai Tiger Reserve (Valparai area), Oct 2019

Hello All, Please follow the link below for a brief report from a visit to the Anamalai Tiger Reserve, in the Western Ghats of south India, in October 2019. https://ficustours.blog

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17 March 2020
Oriental
Brown Palm CivetEndemic MammalsEndemic PrimatesLion-tailed MacaqueNilgiri Tahrsouth IndiaWestern Ghats

Western Ghats: Lion-tailed Macaque, Brown Palm Civet and other endemic mammals, a trip report

Please see http://ficustours.blogspot.com/2020/03/western-ghats-lion-tailed-macaque-brown.html for full report A brief, mammal watching oriented guided tour, with a focus on ende

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17 June 2025
Wood Buffalo National Park suggestions??
17 June 2025
Reminder: The 2027 Antarctica Mammalwatching Cruise
17 June 2025
Trip Report – North & South Luangwa National Park Safari – Royle Safaris – Oct / Nov 2024

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  1. Ian Thompson on Wood Buffalo National Park suggestions??26 June 2025
  2. Bray on Mammals of New Guinea Field Guide26 June 2025
  3. wildlife_watcher on alligator River NWR: Road closures?25 June 2025

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  1. Ian Thompson on Wood Buffalo National Park suggestions??26 June 2025

    Hi Nathan, In my opinion the best wildlife spotting in that part of the world is along the Alaska Highway,…

  2. Bray on Mammals of New Guinea Field Guide26 June 2025

    If you're only interested in the mammals of the main island of New Guinea, then "The Mammals of South West…

  3. wildlife_watcher on alligator River NWR: Road closures?25 June 2025

    Thanks that is encouraging!

  4. kylecmsmith on alligator River NWR: Road closures?25 June 2025

    I was there this past weekend and didn't have any trouble with road closures. We mostly drove on the Wildlife…

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17 June 2025
Wood Buffalo National Park suggestions??
17 June 2025
Reminder: The 2027 Antarctica Mammalwatching Cruise
17 June 2025
Trip Report – North & South Luangwa National Park Safari – Royle Safaris – Oct / Nov 2024
16 June 2025
Mammal watching suggestions for British Columbia

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