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December 2018

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4 December 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
Taiwan

New Trip Report: Taiwan, 2018

Vladimr Dinets just got back from Taiwan. Taiwan, 2018: Vladimir Dinets, 4 days & 40 species including many bats, rats and shrews, an Asiatic Black Bear and a peculiar Weasel.

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4 December 2018
Central and South America
Chile

Chile, 2009

I first heard about Chile’s potential for mammal watching through Richard Webb and the Puma tours he pioneered here (see his trip reports at the bottom of this page). Not only do

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4 December 2018
Oriental
Maldives

New Trip Reports: Maldives, 2018

Two mouth watering reports from Chas Anderson’s cetacean cruises off of the Maldives this year. One day… one day…. Maldives, April 2018: The Whale and Dolphin Com

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4 December 2018
Africa
Serval

RFI: Servals in Secunda South Africa

Has anyone had any experience of, or have any information about looking for Serval in the Secunda area of South Africa? I read with interest reports in 2015 of research being under

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4 December 2018
North American
ArizonaCaliforniaNew MexicoTexas

New Trip Report: SW USA (mainly Arizona and New Mexico)

And Dominque Brugiere has now caught up on his trip reports! Thanks Dominque Arizona and New Mexico (plus California and Texas), 2018: Dominique Brugiere, 1 month and many mammals

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