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June 2011

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30 June 2011
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Lat/long converter, Google Earth link

I wanted to pass this online converter along. I’ve spent a lot of time trying to work with maps, and been very frustrated. I paid for a National Geographic topo program sever

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29 June 2011
Uncategorised

North Carolina bat blitz update

All I finally got around to looking at the registration for this and they don’t require any experience with bats to be an official participant, so no schmoozing is required.

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21 June 2011
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Mammals near Sao Paulo, Brazil

Hello, In the early August I will have a day free in Sao Paulo after Pantanal trip and I am looking for a place to watch some mammals and/or birds. Anybody can help with info eg.

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12 June 2011
Europe and the Palearctic

Mammal watching in Carpathian mountains

A while ago I put a request for information out about mammals in the Carpathian Mountains, especially brown bears, so I thought I should report back. Well I  failed to see bears.

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1 June 2011
Oriental

New Trip Report – Pakistan

I was in Pakistan in April. A report of a successful though logistically challenging trip to see a Markhor is here Jon

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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  1. Claudia W. on Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel15 October 2026

    There's also a very interesting paper by Li et al. (2020), who found two more specimens in northwestern Laos and…

  2. Jon Hall on Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel15 October 2026

    Thanks. It’s funny because I was chatting with re:wild on Monday about their lost mammal list and they talked about…

  3. Ian Green on Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel15 October 2026

    The photographs were taken by Ankit Goswami - there was a group of 4 of us who watched this squirrel…

  4. Jon Hall on Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel15 October 2026

    Hi Ian - thanks. I will try to share these with researchers in India working on this species. Are the…

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