Here’s a new report from Romain Bocquier of a short trip around Dakhla and Azrou.
Western Sahara, 2017: Romain Bocquier, 3 nights and 11 species including Libyan Polecat, Fennec Fox, Sand Cat and Desert Hedgehog.
Jon
New Trip Report – Western Sahara & Morocco
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Based on the pictures, I think a couple of the identifications need to be amended. The hedgehog in the top left photo is Desert, not Algerian (dark feet and long ears); the rodent top left looks like Fat-tailed Gerbil (is this what was meant by Fat Sand Rat? That species is diurnal) Perhaps just something lost in translation of names?
Cheers
Mike
Hello,
Thanks for the help
I I have made the modifications
Have good time
Romain
Hi Romian. No problem, looked like a great trip. Really envious of the Fat-tailed Gerbil!
Hi
Yes, very nice place and nice people !
Need to come back for picture of the sand cat and for try to see the Rüppell’s fox !!