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Malaysia Tag

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7 August 2023
batsMalaysia

The Bats of Malaysia – a great (free) PDF guide

Juliana Senawi, one of Malaysia’s top bat gurus and part of our West Papua trip, suggested this wonderful guide to the 143 bat species in Malaysia could be a useful resource

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25 May 2023
Malayan tapir!MalaysiaPeninsula Malaysiataman negara

RFI: Tapir at Taman Negara, other wildlife Peninsular Malaysia

Hello, I will be in Peninsular Malaysia in the second half of June. Any information about recent presence / absence of tapirs at Kumbang hide in Taman Negara? Any practicalities of

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7 January 2023
Oriental
BorneoMalaysiaSabahSingapore

New Trip Report: Borneo and Singapore

Here’s Fiona Reid’s report from her very successful trip to Borneo in October/November. Sabah and Singapore, 2022: Fiona Reid, 19 days & 63 species including Raffle

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14 December 2022
Oriental
BorneoMalaysia

New Trip Report: Borneo

Another successful report from Borneo, this time from Nick Cox and Stuart Chapman. Deramakot and Kinabalu, 2022: Nick Cox & Stuart Chapman, 1 week % 41 mammals including with t

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31 August 2022
Oriental
BorneoMalaysia

New Trip Report: Borneo

Here’s a new report from Andreas Jonsson, who was in Borneo just after we were. Sabah, 2022: Andreas Jonsson, 11 days & 31 species including Flat-headed Cat, Otter Civet

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14 August 2022
Oriental
BorneoMalaysia

Sabah, Borneo, July 2022

Karen Baker, Mike Gordon (guide), Jon Hall, Charles Hood, Phil Telfer, Ian Thompson, Tracey Watchurst. Some people are guided by a set of core values. Others turn to religious beli

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11 August 2022
Oriental
BorneoMalaysia

New Trip Report: Sabah, Borneo

Here’s a new report from Ian Thompson of his (and my) trip to Borneo last month with AA Borneo. Featuring green testicles, a squirrel riding a muntjac and a bucket-load of ot

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8 August 2022
Oriental
BorneoIndonesiaMalaysia

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

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14 May 2022
Oriental
BorneoMalaysia

Advertising: Borneo’s Rare Mammals: 26 August – 9 September 2022

Royle Safaris have a scheduled 2 week rare mammals tour to Sabah, Borneo starting 26 August. Borneo has a host of rare and elusive nocturnal mammals including Sunda clouded leopard

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26 January 2020
Oriental
BorneoMalaysia

Advertising: Borneo’s Rare Mammals, August 2020 with Royle Safaris

There are five places open still on a Rare Mammals of Borneo trip with Royle Safaris focusing on Sunda clouded leopard, sun bear, flat-headed cat and a wealth of other life in Sab

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  1. Jannicokelk on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    I'll never wash my hands again.

  2. Jannicokelk on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    100%. For sure, just basic stuff of "how did you do it" would be really helpful in the report.

  3. Jon Hall on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    Thanks. Will take a look at this list. Once the dust settles on this initial list and everything is clear…

  4. Jon Hall on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    Yes raw files etc sounds good. Plus a detailed report. Basically the judges decision is final. The more info the…

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