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May 2017

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23 May 2017
Australasia
Australia

Bat Call ID – Daintree region, Queensland, Australia

Looking for an ID on a bat call which is commonly heard in the Daintree region (Queensland, Australia) at dusk & dawn. It seems to be a large microbat which hunts along roads a

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23 May 2017
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Mammalia’s Most Wanted: The Results

Thank you very much to the 35 people who cast their votes for their top 10 most wanted mammals. Almost 150 species were mentioned in the 350 votes – interestingly this proved

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23 May 2017
Central and South America
field guidesMexico

new book, “Keys for Identifying Mexican Mammals”

No sightings, just a report on a new book. I have not seen it; text below is cut and pasted from a blog called “bird booker report.” / Charles Hood +++ Álvarez-Castañ

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

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