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December 2014

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10 December 2014
North American

Killer Whales attack Narwhals

Some gripping film of Killer Whales – a recent arctic arrival – attacking Narwhals. Filmed I think in Baffin Island Jon

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9 December 2014
AfricaAustralasiaEurope and the Palearctic

Mammals in the News

Good news for some rare mammals this week including Gilbert’s Potoroos (Australia’s rarest mammal though not quite so rare now as they once were) and Hirola, which are

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4 December 2014
Uncategorised

My own prelim list of Mammals of North America

Hey Folks, Since Vladimir Dinets just posted his own checklist, I thought I would post my unfinished efforts at the similar project. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxjki8aiQTrSY2

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4 December 2014
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Domestic mammals countability

Here’s a summary of domesticated species countability issues. Comments welcome 🙂 http://dinets.info/domestics.pdf Vladimir

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2 December 2014
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(Towards) a Global Mammal Checklist

From time to time people express interest in having an “official” list of world mammal species from which to create a life list. Not only would this be helpful to anyon

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2 December 2014
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Checklist of North American Mammals

Dear All, I composed a draft checklist of North American mammals. I intend to edit and properly reference it and submit to a scientific journal. Comments welcome: http://dinets.in

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2 December 2014
North American
North America

New (very brief) Trip Report: Central California

I was in San Francisco for the Thanksgiving weekend and, after eating far more than I needed to, I waddled over to Muir Woods, just over the Golden Gate bridge the next morning. Th

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1 December 2014
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Mammals in the News

Some interesting articles about conservation this week, starting with Tom Friedman’s report on the IUCN’s Decennial “World Parks Congress”. “In too ma

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28 November 2014
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Is Foping open to eco-tourists?

Just out of curiosity I searched for Foping Nature Reserve on Trip Advisor and Flickr. I saw a review from April, 2014, June, 2013, and a picture of a Giant Panda from April 2012.

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28 November 2014
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Sierra Nevada/Great Basin trip, June 2015

Dear All, I’ll be guiding a one-week tour to the Sierra Nevada and the Great Basin in June 2015. Please have a look at the description at http://dinets.info/CA-NV-2015.pdf.

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