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Thailand Tag

HomePosts tagged "Thailand"
29 June 2026
Bang LangHala BalaThailand

Bang Lang and Hala Bala in Southern Thailand (May 2026)

A short, 6-day visit to Bang Lang and Hala Bala in Southern Thailand

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27 May 2026
batsBioacousticsSulawesiThailand

3 Weeks in Thailand and North Sulawesi

Hello mammal watchers, This will be my first post about one of my trips, and I am very excited to share some of the things I find interesting in nature. To introduce myself: I am F

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12 April 2026
PrimatesThailand

Thailand 2025

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28 August 2025
Banded LinsangThailand

Thailand’s Deep South: Banded Linsang and more, 2025

When Jirayu ‘Tour’ Ekkul from Wild Encounter Thailand told me that he thought he had found a reliable site for Banded Linsang I was fascinated. This beautiful small car

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Banded Linsang
27 August 2025
Asia
OrientalThailand

Thailand

Thailand keeps getting better as a mammalwatching destination. There is a good network of national parks (though many can be very crowded), with some excellent mammals that seem to

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22 June 2025
Southeast AsiaThailand

Thailand Dec 2024 – Jan 2025

Khao Yai and Kaeng Krachan with Gibbons, Otters, Sun Bears and a Melanistic Leopard

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23 May 2025
Eden's whaleIndochinese SerowJavan Slow LorislangursLeopard Catstump-tailed macaquesun bearThailand

Thailand February 2025

Enclosed our trip report to Thaïland done in February 2025 with Jirayu’s great team. Plenty of mammals and birds seen during this 2 week long trip. Samuel

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28 April 2025
BangkokBinturongKaeng KrachanKhao Yaisun bearThailandTonton Travel

Thailand – Sun bears, Langurs, and a wild Jon Hall (mammal watchimus maximus)

This is not my first trip but it is the first one I have ever written a report for and it has taken me quite some time to get this all typed up and put together. This was the first

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26 April 2025
LinsangThailand

Anyone interested in looking for Banded Linsangs, Bats and more in remote Southern Thailand this August?

I’m planning to spend the first week of August in southern Thailand’s Yala province in an area that seems largely unexplored by mammalwatchers and which sounds very pro

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17 February 2025
BangkokKaeng Krachankhao luangKhao Yaikrung ching waterfallThailand

Thailand, December 25th to January 8th

This is my first trip report on this website. I have been focusing on wildlife more and more during my travels in last 10 years, but this was only my fourth trip built entirely aro

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23 August 2026
Coming Soon to Mammalwatching (maybe): Lost Species List, a New Member Recruitment Competition and the perks of becoming a Contributing Member

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  1. Evan on Where to go before Nepal : any advices ?26 August 2026

    Yeah, I was trying to give enough details that you could judge whether it has advantages, but I've never been…

  2. Jon Hall on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative26 August 2026

    Thanks Vladimir. This is useful and we will look into these. Part of the reasons we picked some of these…

  3. Vladimir Dinets on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative25 August 2026

    Sure. Silver pika: not lost at all; it was easy to find at the type location in 2006 and there…

  4. CarlosBocos on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative25 August 2026

    Hi Vladimir! could you please explain us what species are not really lost and what species might not be valid.…

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