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January 2017

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17 January 2017
Central and South America
Paraguay

New Trip Report: Paraguay

Here’s a new report – I think his first for mammalwatching.com – from Robert Foster who had a stellar trip to Paraguay back in 2015. Paraguay, 2015: Robert Foster

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17 January 2017
Oriental

Bay cat – Kalabakan FR

Just stumble across this report from Borneo and Kalabakan forest reserve (quite heavily logged reserve). http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0077598#s3

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17 January 2017
North American
CaliforniaMaineRhode Island

New Trip Report: USA 2016 (New England, California, Florida)

Here are Samuel Marlin’s notes of mammals seen during several trips to the USA in 2016. USA, 2016: Samuel Marlin, several trips & 25 species including Moose and Southern

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17 January 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
Amur Tiger trackingRussian tiger trackingSiberian tiger trackingSiberian tiger watching

Siberian Tiger Tracking Tour to Russia – Royle Safaris (6)

A wildlife watching holiday focusing on Siberian Tigers and tracking and monitoring them in the forests of the Russian Far East. We got many tigers on camera traps and saw numerous

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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