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Two New Trip Reports: Namibia and a bit of Botswana
Jon Hall, , Africa, 0
Félix Serrano López just submitted his first report (in both English and Spanish). He was in Nambia last month....
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Giraffe is now four species
Conuropsis, , Africa, Giraffe, 3
https://www.yahoo.com/news/tall-tale-study-reveals-giraffes-four-species-not-194024390.html Interesting article on the split of the Giraffe. Nice to add new species without going anywhere:-) Andrew ...
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Ethiopian mammal
matthhias, , Africa, 0
Dear All, We are working on a small camera trap project to see what is left of wildlife in...
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Odzala Camp News (Congo)
Jon Hall, , Africa, Congo, 0
I just stumbled on a newsletter from Odzala Camp. Some nice species in Odzala it seems including Northern Talapoin, Bongos...
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New Trip Report: Dzanga Sangha
Jon Hall, , Africa, 2
A really great new report and photos from Coke, Som and Cokie Smith, 10 days & 36 species including...
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Mammals in the News
Jon Hall, , Africa, Europe and the Palearctic, North American, Oriental, 0
Quite a lot of interesting articles over the past week or two. Some good news for cats with nice...
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New Trip Report: Ethiopia
Jon Hall, , Africa, 0
Curtis Hart just sent me an impressive report of his 6 week trek through Ethiopia Ethiopia, 2015: Curtis Hart,...
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Sierra Leone – preliminary report
Ben S, , Africa, pangolin, Pygmy Hippo, Sierra Leone, 11
I got back from Sierra Leone a couple days ago. Unfortunately, despite much effort, I did not locate Pygmy...
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Great note!
I’ve seen a piece on that place too. Maybe I’ll visit there some day, as I have yet to see a serval despite my 2 trips to Western/Southern Africa 🙁
Cheers,
Tomer
If you stay 3 days in Ngorongoro crater, Serval is 99% guaranteed. I saw 4 different Serval in 3 days in March 2011.
I saw something very recently on Facebook about this place – great to have the gen on how to visit.