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February 2015

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28 February 2015
Australasia

New Trip Report – Australia

A new report from southern Australia Tasmania, Victoria & South Australia, 2014: Juan Luis Ortega, 2.5 weeks & 28 species including Tiger Quoll, Broad-toothed Rat and Giles

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28 February 2015
Europe and the Palearctic

New Trip Report – Finland

Simon Feys sent me a short report from a successful visit to Finland last year. Great pictures too. Finland, 2014: Simon Feys, 5 days & 9 species including Ringed Seal, Flying

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26 February 2015
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RFI: Georgia

Hi all, I will be in Athens, Georgia, for work in mid-April, and I will have a couple of free-days to look for mammals. I would appreciate any mammal watching sites and key species

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25 February 2015
Uncategorised

Finding Mammals in North America

Sorry for promoting a commercial product, but so many visitors to this blog have contributed to it, it’s almost like our communal effort. The book is hitting the stores in A

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23 February 2015
AfricaEurope and the PalearcticNorth AmericanOriental

Mammals in the News

Quite a lot of interesting articles over the past week or two. Some good news for cats with nice images of Nicaraguan Jaguars and promising news of a recovery for the Amur Leopard.

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22 February 2015
Central and South America
JaguarManed WolfSouthWildTapir

Brazil–Pantanal 2014 Jaguars and Maned Wolves

We traveled to the Pantanal and other parts of Brazil during the first two weeks of August 2014. The trip was designed to maximize wildlife photography and we saw 17 species. Our

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20 February 2015
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Some unknown mammals from previous trips

Hello, I have some pictures from previous trips for which I don’t have an ID yet. If someone has an idea, that would be great! 1. unknown Rice rat, February 2010, Shiripuno L

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18 February 2015
AfricaAustralasiaEurope and the Palearctic

Mammals in the News

A couple of newspapers picked up some spectacular mammal action this past week: Paris Match had this slideshow of a Crocodile’s foolish attempt to take on an Elephant, while

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18 February 2015
Uncategorised

A Mammal Watching Tip in Costa Rica – Bosque Del Cabo Resort

I think the mammal watching community is mostly familiar with Bosque Del Cabo in Costa Rica, partly thanks to Alan Dahl. This is a more upscale resort, not for the budget traveler

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16 February 2015
Central and South America

New Trip Report – Colombia, 2013

A new report from a country that is still surprisingly undervisited by mammal watchers, especially as its among the most mammal diverse countries on the planet. Colombia, 2013: Ste

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