Jimmy Lamb has sent an excellent guide to finding many of WA’s larger mammals. Good to see that many of the sites I know are still reliable, and excellent to learn of some new ones too.
Western Australia (2016): Jimmy Lamb’s excellent notes on where to see a wide variety of Western Australia’s larger mammals.
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For the Mammal Watchers, my name is Joshua Smith and I am a lifelong wildlife enthusiast from New River,...
This is an interesting article. Does anyone know where I can find the full paper online? (Gerardo Ceballos and...
A nice post on looking for Short-tailed Weasels (aka Stoats or Emrine) in Colorado.
And here’s a final report from Sjef Ollers who has now cleared his mammalwatching to do list. South Central Rockies,...
I’ve just updated my world mammal checklist which you can download here. This is the list I use for my...
I just came across an interesting paper about acoustic detection of beaked whales in NE Pacific: http://iwc.int/cache/downloads/d7fplcuoyx448s4gks4wgw4og/SC-64-SM21.pdf There are a...
A new report from Iam Thompson. Queensland, 2018: Ian Thompson, 3 weeks & 41 species including Eastern Tube-nosed Bat,...
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