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January 2018

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2 January 2018
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Happy New Mammals, 2018

Happy New Year everyone. Hope 2018 is starting well and that many of you already have some exciting plans. I’m looking forward to chasing smaller mammals in Mexico and the We

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2 January 2018
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A UK Mammal Year

John Wright saw an impressive 47 species of mammals in the UK last year without going for a “Big Year”.  He didn’t, for instance, count some feral species, or ch

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