Here’s a first report from Keith Millar.
Chile and a bit of Argentina, 2018: Keith Millar, 19 days & 20 species including Big Hairy Armadillo, Southern River Otter, Southern Viscacha and Puma.
Jon
New Trip Report: Chile & a bit of Argentina
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This is super helpful (love maps!). We are doing a similar trip in Jan/Feb, timed to hit several penguin colonies (honorary mammals in my book).