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Singapore Tag

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4 October 2026
Singapore

Singapore: An unexpected success

Hi everyone, this is my first trip report with more to come. this is from these past few days in Singapore a place i expected to find maybe one or two species but was pleasantly su

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29 August 2025
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Singapore, 2025

I recently spent 4 days in Singapore, on my way back to Australia. The trip was mostly successful with 14 mammal, 19 herp, and 57 bird species observed. Highlights were Sunda Colug

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14 August 2025
Raffles's Banded LangurSingapore

Singapore layover, July 2025

I spent two days in Singapore last month and went in search of two mammals: Sunda Pangolin and Raffles’s Banded Langur. Sunda Pangolin Search Singapore must now rank as the b

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2 May 2025
Singapore

One Day in Singapore

I recently spent a long weekend in Singapore and managed to spend one full day searching for wildlife. I prefer to find things myself but because of my limited time there I decided

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10 April 2025
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Borneo and Singapore

Report from my trip to Borneo (Kuching, Kota Kinabalu and Brunei) and a short stopover in Singapore. Apologies in advance for the overwhelming number of reptile records – after a

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25 February 2025
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Soggy Singapore Stopover

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22 February 2025
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IT’S A WILD LIFE! – TRIP REPORT MALAYSIA & SINGAPORE JUNE-JULY 2024

We, Rob Jansen & Romy Jansen-Houtzager, are two enthusiastic nature lovers who travel the world together to search for stunning birds, fascinating mammals and incredible nature

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25 August 2024
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RFI Smooth-coated Otters in Singapore

Hello, How to best see smooth-coated otters in Singapore on tight schedule? There seem to be enthusiasts monitoring the otters, but how to get in touch with them (I have no Faceboo

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9 February 2024
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Rodent ID in Singapore (2024)

Hello everyone, I have travelled  through Singapore for a week beginning of January. It was an extremely rainy week and that has impacted quite a lot the actual time spent looking

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24 November 2023
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Singapore and Johor, Malaysia, July 2023

A very brief trip to Singapore and potentially a good mammal watching site in Johor, Malaysia. Species seen include Raffles banded langur and southern pig-tailed macaque.

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  1. Andrea Ghidoni on Namibia for Aardvark2 November 2026

    Hi Karina and Andrey. How (self or guided drive) to visit it? Do you have recent sighting infos?

  2. robbizl on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?2 November 2026

    Do not visit Wawushan in winter time, which would be turned into some kind of huge Snow World full with…

  3. tomeslice on Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?1 November 2026

    I have never been to Wau-Shan and I've definitely heard of people seeing red pandas there .. but in Labahe…

  4. Albert Koffeman on South Africa July/August 2026: Kruger, Cape and Karoo1 November 2026

    Thank you! Yes, it is. We also liked Dullstroom as a stop on the way to Kruger, because of the…

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Advertising: Jaguarland, Bolivia July 2027
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Wawu Shan Vs Labahe for red pandas?
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Huai Khayeng Nature Park and Sai Yok & Kaeng Krachan National Parks (Thailand), September 2026

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