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sloth bear Tag

HomePosts tagged "sloth bear"(Page 2)
24 May 2019
Oriental
Blue WhaleElephantFishing catJungle catleopardpurple-faced leaf monkeyred slender lorissloth bearSri Lankastripe-necked mongoosetoque macaque

TRIP REPORT – SRI LANKA

SRI LANKA. 18 nights. 50 species including leopard, fishing cat, jungle cat, sloth bear, elephant, stripe-necked mongoose, red slender loris, toque macaque, purple-faced leaf monke

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30 April 2019
Oriental
dholeIndialeopardpenchsloth bearTadobatiger

India for Tigers

A trip report of a March 2019 holiday to India primarily to see Tiger and other large mammals. 12 days and 17 species India Tigers Trip Report V1.0

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10 March 2019
Oriental
Barasinghasloth bearTigers

India, Kanha Tiger Reserve

Kanha trip report

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16 January 2019
Oriental
Indiasloth beartiger

New Trip Report: India, Tigers of Tadoba December 2018

My first trip to India. Seven full days at Tadoba National Park produced 17 species of mammal including Tiger, Sloth Bear, Dhole, 7 hooved species and more. — John Van Niel T

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6 November 2016
Oriental
Bengal TigerEurasian lynxsloth bearSnow leopardTibetan Wolf

Ladakh & Tadoba

Details of my snow leopard trip, Feb 2016 where we saw two snow leopards, two Eurasian lynx, Four Tibetan Wolves. Also covers an extension to Tadoba that got us at least ten Tigers

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27 November 2012
Oriental
Asiatic wild assblackbuckdholeGirGujaratIndialeopardLittle Rann of Kutchsloth bearstriped hyenaTadobatigerVelavadarwolf

Invitation to Join me on a Mammal extravaganza in Gujarat and Tadoba

India has always been a firm favorite of mine and I can’t tell you how exited I have been with putting together this return trip for end feb 2013. This is a twin centre trip

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