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October 2014

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21 October 2014
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THANK YOU JON (And Some Indian Mammals)

First of all, I can’t express my gratitude enough to Jon for putting together the amazing adventure, with a unique and diverse group of people, all of whom it was an absolute

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20 October 2014
AfricaEurope and the Palearctic

New Trip Reports: Rwanda, Italy and Finland

Three new reports on mammalwatching.com Rwanda, 2014: Mattia Altieri, 8 days & 9 species including Spotted Necked Otter, Mountain Gorilla and Mona Monkey. Finland, 2014: Jan Ke

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20 October 2014
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Some recent articles

Hello all, I’m back from a successful Snow Leopard search in Ladakh. A report will follow soonish. Meantime here are three recent articles that I thought were good. Japan’s

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15 October 2014
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Quagga Project

I know this project generates a lot of mixed feelings — it’s innovative to some, and an expensive gimmick to others. I wrote a blog about the effort to breed back quagg

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9 October 2014
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Finding Mammals in North America: last-minute RFI

Dear All, I am about to receive the final proofs of my new book Finding Mammals in North America; this will be the last chance to add or change something. If you have any tips yo

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9 October 2014
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Utah, Wyoming, Idaho & Montana

I’m back from a 6-day trip to the states listed above, mostly fact-checking for my upcoming book and enjoying the fall colors. There’s not enough new stuff for a trip r

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5 October 2014
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New south wales: koalas?

Dear all, I will be in Sydney in mid-November: is there any chance to see koalas in a 2-3 days trip from Sydney? does anyone have any thoughts on the best area to see this species

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4 October 2014
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Heteromyid Grand Slam trip?

Fiona and Vladimir, how did it go?

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3 October 2014
North American

New Trip Report – Guadalupe Islands

Isla Guadalupe, 2014: Cheryl Antonucci’s trip to cage dive with White-pointer Sharks (Great Whites) also produced 12 mammals including Blue Whales, Guadalupe Fur Seals and Cu

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2 October 2014
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Speciation

A new theory 🙂 jon

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