Hi, just a little info people might find interesting/useful. I just got back from 3 nights/4 days in North Morocco (28/04/17 – 01/05/17) and although not really a mammal watching trip (hence no full on trip report) I did see the following mammals: 2 dead Algerian Hedgehogs on the road, 17 Barbary Macaques in the Forest of Bouhachem, west of Chefchaouen in the Rif Mountains, a dead Minke Whale washed up in the Merja Zerga lagoon and a pod of Bottle-nosed and a pod of Common Dolphins in the Strait of Gibraltar from the Tangier to Algeciras ferry. Regards John Wright.
North Morocco
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