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September 2010

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27 September 2010
North American

Quick So Cal dog trip

I need a bunch of miles to keep my status with United so I booked a quick trip to LA 10/4-10/6. I’m going to Santa Cruz island on 10/5 and hope the Gray Foxes at the campgrou

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24 September 2010
Oriental

Sulawesi Trip Report – now with photos

Curtis Hart has redone his Sulawesi report – some great photos of Babirusas and other stuff http://curtisfrommichigan.wordpress.com/2010/09/14/sulawesi-2009/

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24 September 2010
Africa

New Elephant Shrew Species ..?

Maybe. I don’t know why they think that on the basis of a photo but we will see http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/africa/09/21/elephant.shrew/index.html?hpt=C2

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23 September 2010
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Information Request for Yunnan Trip!

Hello Colleagues! I am hoping to organize a wildlife trip to Yunnan this New YEar (my dates are 28 January 2011 through 06 February, 2011). We are very interested in finding the va

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21 September 2010
Oriental

Saola Captured

An extremely rare saola was recently captured by Laotian villagers, the first time this rare species has been recorded since 1999. Unfortunately, it died before it could be release

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20 September 2010
Oriental

Grey Literature

There was a brief discussion on this blog a few weeks ago about why scientists don’t pay more attention to the grey literature from us amateurs http://mammalwatching.wordpres

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20 September 2010
Oriental

New Trip Report – India

And here’s another report from Curtis Hart for 3.5 weeks in India. Highlights include Tigers, River Dolphins and Nilgri Tahrs. Jon

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20 September 2010
Oriental

New Trip Report – Sri Lanka

Here’s a report from Curtis Hart of a trip last December to Sri Lanka. Highlights include 5 Leopards in Yala NP. http://curtisfrommichigan.wordpress.com/2010/09/13/sri-lanka-

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20 September 2010
Oriental

High Altitude Tigers in Bhutan

A BBC film crew has found Tigers living up to 4000m in the Bhutanese mountains

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16 September 2010
Europe and the Palearctic

Bargain Tour to Estonia

I’ve got no commerical interest in this tour but having just come back from Estonia I can recommend the country and this company. Contact them direct for more information tho

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