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Mammals in the News
Jon Hall, , Africa, Australasia, Europe and the Palearctic, North American, 2
Here are a couple of fun videos to start the new year: some spectacular Humpback feeding behaviour and some...
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Japan February/March 2019
corotauria, , Europe and the Palearctic, Hokkaido, Honshu, Japan, 4
February-15 till March-10, 2019 we visited Japan for 3 weeks, starting at East-Hokkaido (between Kushiro, Nemuro and Rausu) for...
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Trip report Sweden
Ralf Bürglin, , Europe and the Palearctic, mammals of Sweden; mammal watching in Sweden, 0
After having looked for mammals in Central and Southeast Europe I urgently needed a diversion … and went mammal...
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New Trip Report: The Western Sahara
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, Morocco, 5
A new report from Jean-Michel Bompar on a trip last month to the Western Sahara. Great photos and a...
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Mongolia, 2016 Trip Report
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, Mongolia, 17
In 2006 I saw footage of Bactrian Camels in the Mongolian Gobi Desert on the BBC’s Planet Earth series....
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Mammals in the News
Jon Hall, , Africa, Europe and the Palearctic, North American, Oriental, 0
A few recent articles. While the Eastern Cougar has been declared extinct, animals in the West remain bold (as...
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New Trip Report – Estonia
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, 2
At the very start of April I returned to Hiiumaa for a weekend to join the annual trapping survey...
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Amur Leopard Photography Tour February 2019
roylesafaris, , Europe and the Palearctic, Amur leopard photography, Amur Leopard tour, big cat safari, Big Cat Tour, 0
We have had some incredible success in 2018 with Amur Leopards visiting our specialist photography hide deep inside the...
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HI Andy, I am a bit surprised there have been no comments on this. I will post it on Facebook too and see if anything comes up. cheers
Hi John
Thanks very much for trying. It may be that people don’t have much to add to the numerous trip reports already on the site. FYI I’m no longer thinking of looking for the seal this time around in order to spend more time in other areas.
Cheers
Andy
I guess… on facebook someone suggested you contact these guys http://finnature.com/ might be worth a call.. good luck
Hi Andy,
sorry been away in Israel – report to follow, my trip report from a couple of years ago is pretty much what you are proposing to do. Wild brown bear hide was good with both wolverine and brown bear. I think you will be a little early for some species such as bats and numbers of small mammals will be at a relatively low point. Varanger still had lots of snow in June when we went.
Sorry I can’t add much to what is already on the site
Mark
Hi Mark
No worries, thanks for your reply. Your 2011 trip report looks useful – as you say it’s a similar itinerary. I realise we’ll be early for some mammals and migrant birds but it should still be an interesting time to go.
Hope you had a successful trip to Israel!
PS think we might have met once or twice (I’m in Royston so not far from you I think).
Cheers
Andy
I stayed five nights at Kuikka Base Camp for wolf, wolverine and bears and was not disappointed! You can read my trip report here:http://safaritalk.net/topic/15280-finland-into-no-mans-land/?hl=finland
Thanks for the link to your excellent trip report (fantastic pics too!)