Nils Bouillard is living the dream and doing a big mammal year – or a big bat year – to be precise and plans to visit 30 or so countries to raise awareness about some of the planet’s 1400 species of bats.
You can sign up for his blog direct, though I will also report stuff here.
Seychelles, 2018: Nil Bouillard, and information on Seychelles Flying Foxes and Seychelles Sheath-tailed Bats (the most endangered bat in the world).
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A very interesting report from Stefan Lithner. I’d love to visit the Somali Region. Somali and Gondar, 2018: Stefan...
Here’s another interesting report from Marc & Peggy Faucher featuring two mammals high on many people’s wish lists. Fishing...
The Simien Mountains are a quite remote and scenically stunning national park in northern Ethiopia. They are home to...
I am now in Australia for a couple of weeks with my kids: some mammals, some friends and a...
Here’s a report from a December 2017 visit to wonderful Sangha Lodge. C.A.R, 2017: Daniel Hoops, 1 week &...
Another great report from Sjef Ollers covering 2 weeks in central India. 2 weeks and 28 species including Tigers...
Borneo’s Rare Mammals – Royle Safaris Trip Report In August 2018 Royle Safaris ran a very specialist mammal watching...
A first trip report for mammalwatching.com from Jordi Palau South Africa, 2012: 2.5 weeks & 59 species including Aardvark,...
Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I've also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited over 100 countries.
