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February 2012

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16 February 2012
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black mongoose

Hi all Does any one have any thoughts, or any up to date info, on the specific status of black mongoose Galerella nigrata? HMW seems to treat it as a morph of common slender mongo

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14 February 2012
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Camera Trap Revolution

Great feature on camera traps and their applications for conservation worldwide. Some nice camera trap photos of rare mammals, too. The camera trap revolution: how a simple device

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11 February 2012
Europe and the Palearctic

New Trip Report – Chubu, Japan

Coke Smith is just back from Japan with another great report and stunning photos. Mammals include Japanese Macaques (Snow Monkeys), Japanese Squirrels and Japanese Serows. The repo

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25 January 2012
North AmericanOriental

Mammal News & Notes

Some stories/blogs that might be of interest to mammal watchers: The global conservation site Mongabay often has mammal stories. A couple of recent ones: Pangolins imperiled by Int

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20 January 2012
North American

3 Florida Panthers Die in the First Ten Days of 2012

Florida panthers are off to a rough start in 2012, with three deaths documented by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Already, in just the first week of 2

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20 January 2012
North American

Scientists Estimate Up to 6.7 Million Bats Dead From Fast-spreading Disease

A mysterious, fast-moving disease has now killed as many as 6.7 million bats in North America over the past six years, according to an estimate released today by bat biologists. Th

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20 January 2012
Europe and the Palearctic

Fin Whales off the Irish south coast…

The second largest mammal of earth, the mighty fin whale (Balaenoptera physalus) is frequently seen in Irish inshore waters during the autumn and winter months. A pelagic species t

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20 January 2012
North American

Ribbon seal in Seattle

A ribbon seal has been sighted on a dock in Seattle, see story and photo for details.

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20 January 2012
Central and South America

Going to Costa Rica. Anyone wants to join? (Sorry this is a long post)

Hi everyone, I’m probably going to try to make it down to Costa Rica at the end of February/March primarily for some mammal watching, with a little bit of bird watching. I’m ac

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15 January 2012
Oriental

Highest diversity of cats found in Assam forest

THis is old news but I’d not seen it Jon Using camera traps over a two-year period, wildlife biologist Kashmira Kakati has discovered seven species of wild cats living in the

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