Hi there,
Last month a substitute for travellingbirder was launched: http://www.cloudbirders.com/tripreport
So we all again can scroll down deliberalitely trough numerous birding reports in search of some brief notes on the mammals seen.
Tip: There is a “search” option: so it is easy to check which reports have seen Red Pandas or Bobcats.
Cheers,
Maurice
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That’s awesome! Thanks for that info.
This is an absolutely amazing search site. Bookmarked!!!
Yes I was really excited too this morning that such a website is back online! I checked the Indonesia section and they managed quite well to get the older reports on it already.
Awesome and thanks. I’d like to do something like this with mammalwatching.com one day
CloudBirders worked out a powerful new feature: a free-text search box. It is now possible to search for keywords within the content of all trip reports. You can query for mammal species to find your information!