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February 2015

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3 February 2015
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Cuscuses in West Papua

I thought some of you mammal watchers might like to see a couple of photos my friend Nick Cobb took while we were bird watching in West Papua in October 2014. Waigeo Cuscus We saw

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2 February 2015
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Six of the best places to see platypus

Here’s a useful link for those traveling south, way south. http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/travel/destinations/2015/01/best-places-to-see-platypus/

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2 February 2015
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More Marmothon

For Groundhog Day (in the US): Here’s my blog on Dave Robichaud’s Marmothon with tips on seeing all 6 North American marmots. Thanks Dave for the idea and thanks Coke S

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1 February 2015
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Mammalwatching.com: Time for a facelift

Dear all, mammalwatching.com is 10 years old this year and I’d like to update and improve the site to celebrate. Whatever I do will be subject to the twin constraints of my v

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31 January 2015
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Marmothon

In 2006 David Robichaud set out to try to see all 6 American Marmots and raise some money for Marmot conservation in the process. This is his scrapbook. What a great project! Jon

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29 January 2015
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Sierra Nevada Red Fox sighting; And a Pygmy Right Whale in South Africa

SAN FRANCISCO — The first confirmed sighting of a rare Sierra Nevada red fox in Yosemite National Park in nearly a century has been confirmed by park officials. Meanwhile I see f

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28 January 2015
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Mammals in the news

Here’s a few recent articles that caught my eye. Golden Cats have had a good deal of publicity the past few days with videos of them attacking – and being harassed by &

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28 January 2015
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Sichuan Safari (on the sly) – November 2014

My partner and I spent over 2 weeks in Sichuan visiting Longcanggou, Wolong, Balang Shan, Ruoergai, Tangjiahe and the new Panda Valley centre in Dujiangyang. We were targeting Red

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28 January 2015
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POLECAT SURVEY

One of the UK’s best, and hardest to see, mammals in my opinion.

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24 January 2015
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Tiny Trip Report – 2.5 Hours spotlighting for Caracals in Southern(ish) Israel

We set out to find a Caracal, which is the animal of the year (in the Tomerian Calendar). Here is the report: Mission-Caracal – 1st attempt

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