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Colombia’s Wild Cats
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, 0
If anyone is going to Colombia and looking for cats then there might be some good information Los Felinos...
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New Report: Lesser Antilles
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, 0
Here’s a report from Vladimir Dinets focussing on the endemic mammals of the Lesser Antilles islands. Lesser Antilles, 2017:...
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New monkey, marsupial and shrew amongst 8 new mammal species found in Peru
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, 0
http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/news/peru-new-species.html
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Silky anteater in Costa Rica
machunter, , Central and South America, 1
As soon as I read Jon Hall’s account of finding silky anteaters in the Damas mangroves of Costa Rica...
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Maned Wolf video
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, 0
Here is some nice video of the Maned Wolf at Caraca in Brazil from Lee Dingain’s blog http://leedingain.blogspot.com/2010/05/my-what-long-legs-youve-got.html
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Help wanted with Bat ID
Steve Babbs, , Central and South America, 5
Hi Sorry about the poor photo, but does anyone know what species this is? It was photographed flying out...
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RFI: Pumas and Torres del Paine NP
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, Puma, 3
Greetings, I am on sabbatical this semester (woohoo!!) and I have decided that I really really want to search...
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New Trip Reports: Brazil
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, Brazil, 0
A report of my recent trip to Brazil – the Atlantic Rainforest and Southern Pantanal is here. I saw...
Ecuador, 2017
About Jon Hall
Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I've lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited about 100 countries.
Thanks. Great report! I had thought that Grisons were diurnal however it seems that researchers disagree on that … but the fact you saw the animal at night probably adds weight towards the skunk ID in my opinion Jon
Hi Jon
Thank you for your comment. Manuel is very happy that he was probably right 🙂
Sophie