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November 2017

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27 November 2017
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CanadaChinaSaudi ArabiaTIBET

News and a question

Dear All, A year-round road to the Arctic Coast of Canada opened last week; you can now drive past Inuvik all the way to Toktoyaktuk. Dempster Highway has been my favorite road in

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22 November 2017
Oriental
China

New Trip Report: Sichuan

Here’s Richard Webb’s latest adventure in Sichuan – a destination that  seems to get better and better every trip. A very impressive haul of mammals! Sichuan, 20

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19 November 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
Japan

Kansai region, Japan

I spent three days in Kansai region of Honshu last week. I had meetings during the day, so could get outdoors only at night and early in the morning. A few good locations: Beechney

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18 November 2017
North American

skunk dominance behavior

Looks like the big skunk drove the small skunk away from the pile of dead chickens.

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17 November 2017
Central and South America

Partners for BOLIVIA- PARAGUAY

We are two naturalist looking for one more to join us. We will concentrate in mammals, mainly cats and armadillos but any other thing is welcome. The date is late june and july ( 2

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16 November 2017
Australasia
Australian Capital TerritoryCanberraNew South Wales

New Trip Report: New South Wales and the ACT (Australia)

Here’s a report from Jimmy Lamb who  just took a trip through my old hood.  Great photos as always. New South Wales and the ACT, 2017: Jimmy Lamb, 1 week with species inclu

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16 November 2017
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Want to Advertise or Join a Trip? Introducing the New Trip Directory Page

Finding mammalwatching  companions in a world full of birders can be hard. And so I’m really pleased to see mammalwatchers are starting to use this forum to find peopl

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15 November 2017
Central and South America
Bolivia

New Trip Report: Bolivia

Here’s a short report from Michel Gervais about a country that is becoming a more popular mammalwatching destination. Bolivia, 2017: Michel Gervais, 4 weeks & 15 species

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15 November 2017
Oriental

Indonesia tips

Hello There ! Would really appreciate any advice on Indoniesia, heading over there in May for a wedding in Jakarta a couple days then off to Bali for a week of “beach and chi

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14 November 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
Brown BearCroatiaSlovenia

Slovenia and Croatia Brown Bears with Discover Dinarics

Hi all Somewhat delayed, I’ve finally finished a report on the bear watching tour Ralf Bürglin and I joined in early September. A successful and highly interesting few days

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