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October 2017

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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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27 October 2017
Australasia
Queensland

New Trip Report: South East Queensland

A new report from Jimmy Lamb who just spent 10 days mammalwatching close to Brisbane. Some nice photos too. South East Queensland, 2017: Jimmy Lamb, 10 days & species includi

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26 October 2017
Central and South America
Brazil Mammal WatchingBrazil Wildlife TourPantanal Wildlife HolidayPantanal Wildlife Watching

Pantanal Wildlife Watching Tour Trip Report from Royle Safaris

A wildlife watching holiday trip report from Royle Safaris most recent trip to the Pantanal, visiting both the north and south of the Pantanal. We saw or saw signs of 39 species of

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26 October 2017
Oriental
Japan

Kasuga Primeval Forest, Japan

Kasuga Primeval Forest above Nara seems to be Japan’s answer to Mongolia’s Yolyn Am. Last night I spent four hours spotlighting there and saw nine species of large mamm

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24 October 2017
Central and South America

Amazonia – Peru or Ecuador

Hi, I need some advice….again. I’m thinking of taking the family to South America in Summer 2018. Primarily we’re birders (sorry!) but increasingly catching the m

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23 October 2017
Africa
Equatorial Guinea

New Trip Report: Bioko Island (Equatorial Guinea)

Here’s a great report from Curtis Hart, building on his previous visit to Bioko Island, after a return visit earlier this year.  Loads of cool stuff… oh if only I kne

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22 October 2017
North American
Bat ID Colorado Uinta Chipmunk

Need ID help – Arizona – Bat and Chipmunk

Hi, I am busy writing two reports on our USA trips this year but I ran into two ID issues when sorting out the Arizona photos: Is the attached chipmunk a Colorado Chipmunk? Photo w

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22 October 2017
Africa
Namibia

Where Can I See A Black Mongoose in Namibia?

Looks like I will be in Namibia next month and should have a weekend to look for a Black Mongoose. Does anyone have any hot tips on where to look? And information on bat roosts, Wh

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20 October 2017
Gear ReviewUncategorised

Pulsar Thermal Scope Discount

My review of the Pygmy Hippo finding Pulsar Thermal Scope last month got a few people even more interested in buying one. I’m pleased to say that Pulsar are keen to promote

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