Young ocelot sited at Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge in South Texas. Single female boosts population by 10%: http://www.brownsvilleherald.com/news/local/article_78dbb7f2-a995-11e3-9102-001a4bcf6878.html
Archive for month: March, 2014
I went to Panoche Valley (in San Joaquin Valley, California) last night to look for kangaroo rats. I expected...
I’m visiting a collaborator in Turkey this June, and I’m going to make an attempt to see a Mediterranean...
A nice article from Mongabay The lemur end-game: scientists propose ambitious plan to save the world’s most imperiled mammal...
Hi all, we will be in Florida the first week of May for some business and some pleasure. We...
Hi, Will Duckworth from the IUCN’s small carnivore group got in touch to see what we all know about...
I spent last weekend in Iceland. Great place though mammals weren’t my focus. But if anyone is interested in...
My blog on the continued importance of natural history and field observation to science. It includes info on the...
Hi, I just got back from Iceland where I was on a successful hunt for the Northern Lights and...
I first visited Nicaragua in February 2013 for a weekend. In February 2014 I returned for a longer weekend after...
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