Coke Smith – my mate from Washington State who lives in my memory as the man who caught me an Aplodontia and can drink more red wine than even I can – has started a new website with fabulous photos and accounts of lots of his mammal trips around the world. Links to his reports on Madagascar, South Africa, Borneo etc are on the relevant pages in mammalwatching.com. But the entire site is worth getting stuck into. http://www.cokesmithphototravel.com/index.html
Coke Smith’s Trip Reports and Website
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