This Oxford University Press book from 2017 is exactly what the title promises: an academic but accessible introduction to...
Archive for year: 2018
The recent thread on the use of small mammal traps reminded me of several conversations that I have had...
Here’s a short report from Vladimir Dinets of a few mammals around Melbourne. Melbourne, 2018: Vladimir Dinets, several species...
New Trip Report: Philippine Tarsiers and Vietnamese Langurs
Jon Hall, , Oriental, Philippines, Vietnam, 0Matt and Maureen Steer ‘s short report of a long trip. Philippine Tarsier and Vietnamese Langurs, 2018: Matt and...
all members of north american raccoon family in one day
gskipper, , North American, Arizona, coati, Madera Canyon, mammal, raccoon, Ringtail, 6Some of you know that I originally had plans to go to Northern California for my bday trip in...
Handbooks of the Mammals of the World Vol 8: the latest taxonomy (and a critique)
Jon Hall, , Gear Review, General Mammal Watching, 2Here’s a note from Vladimir Dinets critiquing the taxonomy used by the latest volume (8) in the Handbook of...
There’s still some hope [fingers crossed emoji]
tomeslice, , Oriental, Dicerorhinus sumatrensis, Sumatran Rhino, Sumatran Rhinoceros, 0Tomer to Sumatran Rhino is like Kevin Spacey to young boys, well, minus the sex. So I guess it’s...
Small mammal trapping in Morocco/West Sahara
stevebabbs, , Europe and the Palearctic, #westernsahara #smallmammaltrapping, 9The excellent recently posted report of a trip to Western Sahara emphasised the importance of measurements to correctly identify...
Steve Anyon-Smith’s latest trip report with some interesting cetaceans. Tasman Sea Cruise, 2018: Steve Anyon-Smith, 2 weeks & 12...
I am preparing a holiday to North-Japan (Hokkaido, North- and Central-Honshu) for this winter/spring. I have understand that Hokkaido...
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