A quick dash through Tangkoko Nature Reserve (Sulawesi) and around Jakarta, June 2023
At the end of our West Papua trip, Carlos Bocos and I took the slow route back to Jakarta via a stop off in Sulawesi. We had not planned the trip in advance in case we decided to h
New Trip Report: West Papua 2023
Here’s a report of the trip Nils Bouillard, Charles Foley, Venkat Sankar, Juliana Senawi, Ian Thompson and I took last month with Carlos Bocos at the helm. A bit of a mega
Indonesia – West Papua, Raja Ampat & the Moluccas
I visited West Papua's Vogelkop's Peninsula and Waigeo Island in June 2023 for an incredible two weeks of mammalwatching with 60 species including Western Long-beaked Echidna plus
Bali and Lombok April 2023 (Jan Ebr)
We went to Bali and Lombok to snorkel, which was very successful with 230 species of fish in two weeks! And oh, we also saw 19 species of mammals and maybe discovered a previously
Bali/Lombok rodent IDs
Our recent – primarily snorkeling – trip to Bali and Lombok has proven surprisingly fruitful for mammals with at least 18 species seen (and possibly more depending on w
Advertising: Searching for the Sumatran Tiger with Original Nature this June
Original Nature are running a trip to one of the best and wildest parks in Southeast Asia: Gunung Leuser in northern Sumatra from June 13-29, 2023 350 species of birds, 194 species
New Trip Report: West Papua
A mega report from John Rogers who visited West Papua in August with Carlos Bocos. Just think how many mammals they could have seen if they weren’t distracted by the 251 bi
New Trip Reports: Wolverines in Finland; Sumatran Rhino; and Tanzania & Zanzibar
Here are some new reports from Royle Safaris. Wolverines, 2022: Royle Safaris‘ combined report of 2 trips with 9 mammals including Wolverine, Wolf and Brown Bear. Sumatran Rh
New Trip Report: West Papua
Another mega report from Carlos Bocos who found 27 species of mammals (during a birding tour!). A few years ago my expectation was you might see 5 species of mammals during a mamma
New Trip Report: SW Borneo
Here’s an interesting report from a bit of Borneo that is not often mammalwatched (but apparently should be visited more – I am already making plans). Sarawak and Kal