Dear All,
I wrote a brief text about mammal watching in Northern Mexico (south to Nayarit and San Luis Potosi): http://dinets.info/NMexico.pdf
This is just a draft. I haven’t been in Northern Mexico for ten years, my coverage was rather spotty, and I’m yet to see any of the island endemics of the Sea of Cortez. So if you have been to that area, please share your experiences in comments – I’ll add your information and send the updated version to Jon for permanent storage on his site.
Vladimir
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Thanks for this Vladimir. Lots of information! cheers
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