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June 2012

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29 June 2012
Africa

Awful news from the DRC Okapi Reserve

Okapi Conservation Project, Epulu Update – June 28, Following the attack on Sunday morning by mai mai rebels on the Institute in the Congo for Conservation of Nature (ICCN) headq

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23 June 2012
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moles and voles

Dear All, A few updates from recent trips in Southeastern US: Hairy-tailed moles are currently easy to (partially) see at Rhododendron Gardens above Roan Mt. State Park (TN). Tunne

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22 June 2012
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Marine mammals GIS page

Hi all, thought this might be of interest. Actually includes birds and turtles, but you have to drill down through the taxonomy so just start with Browse Species/mammalia. http://s

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19 June 2012
Europe and the Palearctic
Italy

New Trip Report – Italy

Italy, 2012: Wisebirding, 5 days & 7 species including Brown (Mariscan) Bears and Appenine Chamois.

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16 June 2012
Europe and the Palearctic
Israel

New Trip Report – Jerusalem 2012

Charles Hood sent me a report of a some mammals seen around Jerusalem, including Ruppell’s Fox, a possible hybird Sand Cat and Nubian Ibex. The report is linked at the bottom

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13 June 2012
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RFI: mammals around Brisbane

I will have a week in Brisbane in mid-August and I am looking for tips and stakeouts for mammals, besides information at Jon’s website. I am also interested in widespread one

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9 June 2012
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The Southwest

Hi All, We just spent a month traveling in NW New Mexico, N Arizona, SE Utah and Colorado. I searched a lot of slot canyons, small caves and abandoned mines, but had little luck wi

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7 June 2012
Oriental

New Trip Report – Way Kambas, Sumatra

A new report from Richard Webb, just back from Way Kambas he saw 26 species including Marbled Cat(s) and a Banded Palm Civet. Jon

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4 June 2012
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Western US – Swift Fox NM, Black Footed Ferret AZ, Ruby Mtns, NV

Just a heads up for some tough US species.  I have had great success with finding Swift Fox sometimes multiples on a single night drive on highway 56/412 from Springer, NM to Cla

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3 June 2012
Africa

New Trip Report – Namibia

A great new report from Sjef Ollers Namibia, 2012: 16 days & 45 species including Aardvark, Cape Fox, Honey Badger and Aardwolf. Jon

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