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October 2017

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29 October 2017
Australasia

One of the weirdest mammal calls of all … ?

For those who didn’t see this on Facebook, here are some recordings of a Yellow-bellied Glider. One of the strangest of all mammal calls and the source of nightmares for many

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29 October 2017
North American
CaliforniaNorth AmericaRingtail

Calif Notes, October 2017

This is a very brief summary of some mammaling in California, mid-October 2017. This won’t predict what a hardcore trip could produce, but does show what summer spp are still

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29 October 2017
Oriental
Kaeng KrachanSnorkelling

Advice for Thailand too

Hi. I am planning a mammal/snorkling trip to Thailand (end of february) with my ten year old son, who seems to have developed the same wildlife addicition as his father. I have vis

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29 October 2017
Oriental

Trip Report on a few days at Baan Maka Nature Lodge in Thailand

My trip report on a few days at Baan Maka Nature Lodge, in Thailand and under new management, is at http://www.pacapix.com/Paul_Carter/tr20171016-th-baanmaka/

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