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October 2015

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19 October 2015
Europe and the Palearctic

New Trip Report: Svalbard

Here’s a new report from an August voyage to Spitzbergen. Spitzbergen, 2015: Stefan Lithner, 1 week & 11 species including Bowhead and Blue Whales, Walrus and Polar Bears

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19 October 2015
Central and South America
Mexico

New Trip Report: Weekend on Cozumel Island and Quintana Roo

A work trip to Mexico in October 2015 provided the perfect opportunity for a weekend stopover on Cozumel Island to look for the endemic Dwarf Raccoons and whatever else I could fin

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17 October 2015
Uncategorised

ID please: bats from the Pantanal, Brazil

These 6 photos are of bats that I couldn’t identify from Brazil. The bottom photo is from near Cristalino Jungle Lodge, the others are from the a couple of abandoned construc

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17 October 2015
Uncategorised

ID please: Bats from near Alta Floresta, Brazil

Above is a fairly large bat with a horseshoe-bat-like noseleaf that was roosting with others of its species under the roof of an abandoned house. Below is a dead bat hanging from a

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15 October 2015
Oriental

RFI – Philippines ground operators

I’m going to the Philippines next month for work but will have a weekend or two to look for mammals (hopefully Tarsiers and Tamaraws) Can anyone recommend any local operators

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13 October 2015
Uncategorised

Some peruvian ID’s

In August I made a birdwatching tour through much of central and southern Peru. But of course not only birds were recorded, however I’m much better with those, than with rode

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13 October 2015
Uncategorised

Tamanian Devils

If anyone is going to Tasmania, here is information on a place where Tasmanian devils are apparently really easy to see: News

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13 October 2015
Uncategorised

Marrick safaris , South Africa

Hi all I’ve just booked flights for South Africa, my fourth visit. One of the main reasons for returning was to visit Marrick safaris for aadvark and black-footed cat. Althou

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10 October 2015
Uncategorised

Help wanted Pocket Gopher

Hi people, Last week I posted my Youtube clips of my trip to the American west. I found a Pocket Gopher at the parking lot of Zion National Park, Utah. Can anyone tell me which spe

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9 October 2015
Europe and the Palearctic
ChinaTIBET

New Trip Report: The Tibetan Plateau

I was in Tibet for the second half of September and had a fabulous 2 weeks. Here’s a (very long) report (though its more pictures than text and most of those are of rodents).

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