New Checklist of the Mammals of Indonesia
Many thanks to Carlos Bocos for sending me this third (2019) edition of the Checklist to the Mammals of Indonesia. This is a particularly useful checklist as I don’t think t
New Trip Reports: Tangkoko, Sulawesi and Gunung Gede
Two more installments of Hugh Lansdown’s photographic trip through Indonesia. Tangkoko, Sulawesi, 2020: Hugh Lansdown, 4 days & 4 species including Bear Cuscus. Gunung Ge
New Trip Report: Siberut – Mentawai Islands
An interesting report from Mark Spence Siberut, Mentawai Islands, 2018: Mark Spence, 5 days with some nice mammals including Siberut Flying Squirrel, Kloss’s Gibbon and Menta
New Trip Report: West Bali National Park
Here’s a report from Michael Johnson. West Bali National Park, 2019: 4 days & 9 species including Javan Lutung, Black Giant Squirrel and Rusa Deer. Jon
New Trip Report: Way Kambas and Tangkoko (Sumatra & Sulawesi)
It feels like a while since we had a report from these two places. Way Kambas (Sumatra) and Tangkoko (Sulawesi), 2018: Andreas Jonsson, 9 days & 32 species in Way Kambas, and a
New Trip Report: West Papua (and they even saw some mammals!)
I was very happy to get this report from Steve Anyon-Smith: his first in a while and his sense of humour is as sharp as ever. He was in West Papua with Dion Hobcraft last monthR
New Trip Report: Borneo (Kalimantan)
A short report, with great photos, from Samuel Marlin. Kalimantan, 2016: Samuel Marlin, 7 days & 8 species including Orangutans and Bearded Pigs. Jon
New Trip Report: Indonesia
Here’s a new report from Richard Webb who just led a tour through Kalimantan, Sumatra, Java, Flores and Kimodo. Indonesia, 2016: Richard Webb, 2 weeks & 44 species
New Trip Report: Taiwan, Korea and Japan
I waited 10 years for the first Taiwanese trip report, and got a second a day later, though this one also includes Korea and Japan. Taiwan, Korea and Japan 2016: Dominque Brugiere,
Sumatra and the Mentawai, Natuna and Riau Islands
I spent the last week of May 2015 in Sumatra, with Jean-Michel Bompar (in Way Kambas only) and Tomer Ben-Yehuda (in both Way Kambas and Gunung Leuser). Our trip followed on from fi