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January 2018

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20 January 2018
Central and South America

Bat ID’s wanted Brazil

Hi people, Some bats I photographed in Brazil last July/August. The first (two?) species I photographed near the southern end of the Transpantaneira Highway in the Pantanal, in som

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20 January 2018
Oriental

Check for bat ID’s Borneo

Hi people, In May 2017 I had two weeks in Sabah, Borneo, to look mainly for birds. Don’t judge me… I was wondering if people could confirm the ID’s on these bat s

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20 January 2018
Oriental

ID question India, Soft-furred Field Rat?

Hi, I was wondering if anyone can identify this rat I filmed waaaaay back in Keoladeo Ghana National Park (Bharatpur) in India. I think it was in 2008. Is this a Soft-furred Field

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