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Saint Lucia & Martinique
Vladimir Dinets, , Central and South America, Lesser Antilles, 3
Dear All, I’m back from a two-week trip to Saint Lucia and Martinique. Got to see all local bats...
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New Trip Report: Costa Rica
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, 0
Margarita Steinhardt just sent a report from Costa Rica. Of particular interest are her sightings of Pumas in Corcovado,...
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Giant Armadillos – Mexican Wolves – New bat species described in Bolivia
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, North American, 0
A few recent news articles that may be of interest On babies and motherhood: how giant armadillos are surprising...
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range map for two endemic k-rats in central Mexico
CharlesHood, , Central and South America, kangaroo rat, Mexico, 3
Report from the literature, not the field, is all that is in this post. (Sorry.) This is Charles Hood...
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Mating Jaguars in Pantanal
ingwephil, , Central and South America, 2
On a trip to Brazil’s Pantanal in Sept 2010 I was most fortunate to see Jaguars mating in the...
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Panama … November
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, 17
Hi all, I am thinking of going to Panama for a long weekend at the end of November. Probably...
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New Trip Report – Antarctica, the Falklands & South Georgia
Jon Hall, , Australasia, Central and South America, Antarctic, Falkland Islands, South Georgia, 0
Top of my travel bucket list ….. The Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica, 2016: Naturetrek, 3 weeks & 23...
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New Trip Report: The Southern Pantanal
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, Brazil, 0
Here’s another report from Mogens Trolle – covering two trips to the Southern Pantanal – with more fabulous photos...
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Congratulations Stuart – they are a great animal. By the way, I think the rabbits up there are Andean Cottontails (a recent split) (Sylvilagus adinus)
Thanks Jon for picking this up, and thanks for the new tick!
Always good to see a successful Andean (spectacled) bear report.
This is on my immediate top-5 list. I will have to get on it soon.
Cheers!
Tomer