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January 2019

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27 January 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Critically EndangeredRussiaSteppe

New Dates For Wild Saiga Trip, End Of May 2019

The trip to Stepnoi State Nature Sanctuary in remote Russian steppes to observe and photograph wild saiga antelopes and other steppe fauna is now planned for May 21-29 2019. Coming

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27 January 2019
Africa
Gabon

New Trip Report: Gabon

Another Gabon report – this time from November. Michel had a very different experience compared to my August visit to the same areas. Having someone reliable to make all the

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27 January 2019
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Flashlight

Choosing a Flashlight for Mammal Watching

Choosing a Flashlight for Mammal Watching This article describes some theory and the associated decision process towards my final choice of a flashlight for mammal watching; in my

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27 January 2019
Uncategorised
Flashlight

Mounting a Flashlight for Mammal Watching

Mounting a Flashlight for Mammal Watching This article describes how to mount a flashlight for nocturnal mammal observation with a (Svarosvki) telescope and on a (Sony) camera syst

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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