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
Sri Lanka Wildlife Watching! ( Mammal, Bird, Reptile, Amphibian and Invertebrate ! Basically everything!)
4 of us spend 17 days in Sri Lanka with Dulan of the Bird and Wildlife Team. We have encountered 46 species of mammal, 156 species of birds, 147 species of reptile and amphibian an
Sri Lanka Mammals
Four of us spent ten days with Dulan of the Bird and Wildlife Team at Wilpattu, Sigirya and Kitulgala before scooting down to Mirissa for a whale-watching trip with Raja and the Wh
Sri Lanka
Imagine if you could see more than half of every country's mammal species in a week .... what a wonderful world it would be. What a wonderful mammal list I would have. Well, in Sri
Sri Lanka 2022 Jens Bokelaar
Trip report of a 26 day long trip in December of 2022. Here the itinerary of my trip Enjoy the read and do not hesitate to ask questions Jens Bokelaar For the people interested in
Sri lanka ID 2 rats/mice and tracks of rusty spotted cat?
Hello everyone, I am writing a trip report from my trip to Sri Lanka last December. In Nuwara Eliya in Victoria Park we found 2 rats/mice in the park but I am not able to ID them.
New Trip Report: Sri Lanka 2022
Here’s a short report of a great trip with some excellent photos. Sri Lanka continues to deliver: is there a more reliable place anywhere now to see a wild pangolin? Sri Lank
New Trip Report: Sri Lanka, June/July 2022
Here’s an excellent report from Christine Mason who describes herself as “a mammal watching newbie (now obsessed)”. Personally I have never understood how anyone
New Report: Sri Lanka
Here’s a short report from Jilly Hancock who was in Sri Lanka recently and had a great time. ———————————R
New Trip Report: Indian Pangolin site in Sri Lanka
Another report from Stuart Chapman, who may have found a reliable site for Indian Pangolin. Sri Lanka, 2022: Stuart Chapman, 4 days & 27 species including Painted Bat, Grey and