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July 2015

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31 July 2015
AfricaEurope and the Palearctic

Golden Jackals and African Wolves

Not sure this is the last word on the matter.. but interesting. So is it safe if I add both to my mammal list? http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2015/07/31/4284409.htm Jon

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29 July 2015
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ID for some mammals from California/Arizona – part 2

Here is part 2 of my unidentified mammals. 1. Yosemite, Tamarack Flat Campground. Deer mouse? 2. Kangaroo rat from Mojave National Preserve (near Mid Hills Campground). Desert kang

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29 July 2015
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ID for some mammals from California/Arizona – part 1

Hello all, In May-June I was in California and Arizona. It was a great trip, we saw about 65 species of mammals with Black-footed ferret, Island fox, Bobcat, … (report is com

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27 July 2015
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Deramakot Delivers Again…

For anyone who has been contemplating visiting Deramakot here is something interesting 🙂 These are just two pictures Tom from Adventure Alternative Borneo took yesterday, and s

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26 July 2015
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RFI – Ecuador – Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve / Southern Yasuni / Kapawi Lodge

Hi, Has anyone been to Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve for mammals (or birds)? And are there any lodges that stand out? Private guiding would be a must though, don’t want to be put

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24 July 2015
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Need ID Help – Peru – squirrel and squirrel monkeys

Hi, In Tapiche both the squirrels and squirrel monkeys were sometimes rather confusing: 1. Squirrels Attached is a slightly out of focus picture of a Sciurus squirrel. To me the ha

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23 July 2015
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Interesting article about detecting spot patterns on melanistic leopards

Researchers trick black leopards into showing their spots – Leslie

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23 July 2015
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Vancouver Island Marmot update

I spent the afternoon at the Mt Washington Alpine Center ski place, it was chilly, overcast and foggy; no Marmots. Hopefully tomorrow will be better. Talking with the people at the

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22 July 2015
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Record-Setting Fur Seal

Subantarctic fur seal caught (and released) off the coast of Kenya — farther north than ever recorded for this species.

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18 July 2015
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Peru Trip Highlights and RFI on Uakaris

Hi, We returned from a trip to Peru last weekend. We visited three places: Tapiche in the north, Los Amigos Biological Station in the south “near” Puerto Maldonado, and Manu Ro

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