We would usually be posting many pictures of many sightings across the range of wildlife watching holidays, safaris and specialist mammalwatching tours that we run around the world; but with the covid-19 pandemic meaning that travel is down around 95% there is a lack of trips currently.
Camera trap surveys in a remote national park in Cambodia (Virachey National Park) which is located in the northeast of Cambodia have recorded the country’s first sightings of a critically endangered large-antlered muntjac (Muntiacus vuquangensis). The species, also known as the giant muntjac, was first described nearly
Our client left a fantastic Namibia Rare Mammals Photography Tour last week and travelled to Uganda to photography the wonderful and unique Shoebill stork and spend some time with the huge habituated Common Chimpanzee colony in Kibale Forest National Park. This particular client of ours is one
We would usually be posting many pictures of many sightings across the range of wildlife watching holidays, safaris and specialist mammalwatching tours that we run around the world; but with the covid-19 pandemic meaning that travel is down around 95% there is a lack of trips currently.
Mounir Abi-Said is a conservation biologist and striped hyena expert at the Lebanese University in Beirut, and whilst conducting his PhD research, he developed a specialist trap that, in the dead of night, as he waited a short distance away, caused a dangling red light to shake
Here is another quick update from our latest mammalwatching safari of Namibia and only our 4th trip in 2021 so far. This safaris is for one client on a private tour exploring much of Namibia in search of a wealth of rare wildlife for photography. He has
There is somewhere between 38 and 44 species of wild cat in the world (depending on your preferred taxonomy) and other than the big cats and a few of the well known smaller cats such as caracal and lynx (of which all 4 lynxes are usually lumped
As the world slowly begins to open up more and more as we begin to enter the final stages (hopefully) the covid-19 pandemic we at Royle Safaris have started to once again send some of our wonderful clients around the world in search of some of the
The critically endangered population of Javan Rhinos (Rhinoceros sondaicus) has been boosted by the news of two new babies being photographed by camera traps. The news from conservation officials in Indonesia has huge ramifications for the survival of the species and the two new Javan rhinoceros calves
Despite the seemingly never ending restrictions on travel caused by the covid pandemic, there are a few places around the world which are open for tourism and many places in people’s home countries which are perfect for wildlife watching. Whilst we have seen our enquiries and bookings
Once declared extinct in Argentina one of the largest predators in South America is back and doing well. 10 days ago, a kayker along the Bermejo River in Impenetrable National Park, Argentina when he heard a splash. On further investigation it turned out to be a a
