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palm civet Tag

HomePosts tagged "palm civet"
12 January 2026
CambodiaCat TiendoucGaurGibbonsJungle Safaripalm civetsmall indian civetsun bearSunda Pangolinvietnam primates

Vietnam and Cambodia 2023 (Cat Tien NP and Khum Chi Phat, Cardamom mountains)

Hello, Hereby my trip report of my trip to Vietnam and Cambodia in 2023. In Vietnam we stayed for 5 days in Cat Tien NP and in Cambodia for 5 days around Khum Chi Phat in the Carda

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29 October 2025
Borneoborneo trip reportDeramakotHorsefield's TarsierHose's Palm CivetLeopard CatMammalwatchingmonsoonpalm civetphilippine slow lorisRainforestSabahSumatra Orangutan

Monsoon In Sabah – A Cautionary Tale

Yet another report about a trip to Sabah, Borneo (yawn) and the incredible Deramakot Forest Preserve, Kinabatangan River, and Danum Valley. This was my first visit and I, perhaps f

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22 September 2023
Fishing catIndian pangolinpalm civetRusty Spotted catSri Lanka

Amazing Sri Lanka

We experienced a wonderful trip to Sri Lanka this summer. 3 weeks and 50 mammal species observed and much more (birds, frogs, insects). We basically observed all the main mammals t

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15 December 2025
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12 December 2025
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  1. davidh1 on Flashlight question1 May 2026

    I left a full review right before the site went down and it didn't post, so this is short and…

  2. Vsevolod Rudyi on Looking for advice – best places in Europe to see bat roosts1 May 2026

    I've checked some of the reports from e.g. France, but there's a lot of countries to look through. So I…

  3. Karina and Andrey on Looking for advice – best places in Europe to see bat roosts1 May 2026

    The best way is to check the trip reports here for the countries you're planning to visit. For example, there…

  4. Ralf Bürglin on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?1 May 2026

    no food in the tent: exactly!

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1 May 2026
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1 May 2026
Looking for advice – best places in Europe to see bat roosts
30 April 2026
Senegal March 2026, 11 days, 33 Species including Pale Fox, Lion, Manatee, 2 species of Genet, Red-flanked Duiker.
29 April 2026
India – April 2026

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