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29 August 2023
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Trip Report – Western Sahara Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – February 2023

Royle Safaris ran two mammalwatching tours in spring 2023 to the Western Sahara, both were successful and this is the trip report from the first tour. The second will be posted in

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8 August 2023
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Trip Report – Madagascar Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – November 2022

Late in 2023 Royle Safaris ran a successful trip to Central Magascar, visiting some of the key forests in the middle of the counry and running from east to west. We visited Palmari

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6 July 2023
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Trip Report – Bolivian Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – October 2022 (tour 2)

This report is the third and final trip that Royle Safaris ran in Bolivia in 2022. We found 37 species of mammals on this trip visiting Jaguarland Reserve and Kaa Iya National Park

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22 June 2023
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Trip Report – Bolivian Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – October 2022 (tour 1)

In October 2022 Royle Safaris ran two back to back mammal focused (special interest in cats) trips to Bolivia. This first trip report is from the first trip in which we were very s

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24 May 2023
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Trip Report – Borneo (Sabah) Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – August/September 2022

Royle Safaris runs a specialist mammalwatching group trip to Sabah annually and they never disappoint. Guided by Mike Gordon and visiting Deramakot, Kinabatangan and Tabin (as well

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15 May 2023
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Trip Report – Bolivian Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – August 2022

In the summer of 2022 Royle Safaris ran our first of 3 mammal focused (special interest in cats) trips to Bolivia. All were very successful with 5 species of cat being seen on two

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  1. Steve Babbs on Mkomazi, Tanzania – best areas for gerenuk and oryx15 September 2026

    We had much more success this time. Over two days we saw 3 gerenuks and had about 10 sightings of…

  2. Jon Hall on Mainly Mole-rats: Cape Town to Jo’Burg, August 202615 September 2026

    Thanks for the corrections! All added to the report

  3. Kyle Finn on Mainly Mole-rats: Cape Town to Jo’Burg, August 202615 September 2026

    It was a great trip and I'm glad we were able to get you all the molerats! A few minor…

  4. Mike Gordon 09 on Borneo guides15 September 2026

    Alcey Kangit or an AAB guide, they all have a lot of experience doing very long night drives for mammals.

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