Fishing Cats Near Kolkata and Red Pandas at Singilila
Here’s another interesting report from Marc & Peggy Faucher featuring two mammals high on many people’s wish lists. Fishing Cats near Kolkata and Red Panda’s
New Trip Report – Eagles Nest Wildlife Sanctuary, India
I recently discovered Marc & Peggy Faucher’s website documenting their extensive travel around the world which have featured many nice mammals. I will explore this in m
Indian bat ID
Hi all Anyone any good on Indian bats? There seems to be a paucity of literature on the subject, but I was hoping for some input on the below two species photographed by Will Soar
India/Bhutan trip report, Nov/Dec 2014
My husband and I made our first trip to India and Bhutan in Nov/Dec, 2014. Our primary interest was to observe and photograph tigers in the wild. We were also interested in other m
Snow Leopard Trip Report
Here’s a report of last month’s trip to Ladakh to look for Snow Leopards. Two weeks & 11 species including Mountain Weasel, Urial, Wolf and a Snow Leopard 🙂 Jon
Ladakh, 2014
Snow Leopards are one of the most enigmatic of all animals. For me, like for many of us, they symbolise the truest of true wilderness. Their rarity, beauty and downright coolness m
Invitation to Join me on a Mammal extravaganza in Gujarat and Tadoba
India has always been a firm favorite of mine and I can’t tell you how exited I have been with putting together this return trip for end feb 2013. This is a twin centre trip
New Trip Report Red Pandas in Nepal and a couple of bats in Agra
I was in Nepal and India last month, and though it was mainly work I squeezed in a long weekend to look for Red Pandas in Nepal and a report is here, featuring a gorgeous Red Panda
The Western Ghats & Mumbai, 2011
I’d been to the centre, west and east of India but never to the south, which has a set of nice endemic species including Lion-tailed Macaques and Nilgiri Tahrs. So the Wester
Assam, 2008
When you cross from Bhutan to India at Gelephu you are left in no doubt that you have changed country. Although Gelephu is busy by Bhutanese standards, it is a haven of tranquility