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December 2010

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24 December 2010
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Happy Christmas

Happy Christmas everyone, from a a very white Wales. I hope 2010 is ending well for you and that 2011 will be even better and full of exciting mammals of course. I’m looking

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21 December 2010
Oriental
Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka, 2010

Sigiriya Fort  In December 2010 I had to work for a few days in Colombo. I’d visited Sri Lanka back in 2000 for a short vacation but still had a long list of animals I want

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21 December 2010
Oriental

New Trip Report – Sri Lanka

I have just uploaded a report of my trip a week ago to Sigiriya in Sri Lanka. We saw what I thought was an impressive 30+ species in 72 hours, 11 of which were lifers for me includ

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14 December 2010
Europe and the Palearctic

Wolf and Elk in Estonia

This is a nice video that Triin Ivandi in Estonia sent me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK3U6u1wtZI And a little background is here http://natourest.ee/index.php?option=com_conten

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7 December 2010
North American

Bat Blitz 2011

The Southeastern Bat Diversity Network will be doing a bat blitz in North Carolina July 31-August 4, 2011. There is a link for more information on their home page at: Home It might

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4 December 2010
Europe and the Palearctic

New Trip Report – Lynx in Bialoweiza, Poland

Steve Morgan and Phil Telfer were in Bialoweiza a week ago and saw a Eurasian Lynx. Steve’s report here And now I am heading to Sri Lanka to look for Fishing Cats and Golden

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