SE Arizona, 2011: Alan Dahl, a week & 16 species including Mexican Fox Squirrel and Antelope Jackrabbit.
Double Dutch, 2011: Mark Hows, 3 days & 16 mammals including Bi-Coloured White-toothed Shrews and Root Voles.
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Congrats to Alan on the Fox Squirrel, it’s great to know they are still there. I spent 9 days in the Chiricahuas in 2010 and couldn’t turn one up. Between the 2009 drought and the Horseshoe I/II fires of 2010/2011, I was afraid they were all gone.
I’ll get back there one day and try again. Curtis Hart got White-sided Jackrabbit not far away from Portal, all the more reason to go back!
I had one Mexican Fox Squirrel some years back between Portal and Paradise, if that helps any.