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May 2019

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23 May 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes schrencki)

Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes schrencki)

21 February 2019. Betsukai–Cape Notsuke Lighthouse, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan. Two subspecies of this widespread Holarctic species are reported to occur in Japan. This is V.

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23 May 2019
Africa
South Africa

Trip report Western Cape, South Africa, 6.-12. December 2007

My trip to South Africa was not a mammal trip – nor a birding trip – but a work-related conference trip. Still I was able to get out to the nature, primarily to birding

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23 May 2019
Central and South America
Chile

Chile – March 2019

Chile March 2019 Patagonia and Lauca, new locations for Huemel

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23 May 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Sika (Cervus nippon nippon)

Sika (Cervus nippon nippon)

21 February 2019. Betsukai–Cape Notsuke Lighthouse, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan This species retains spots into adulthood, an evolutionary process known as neoteny. However th

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23 May 2019
Oriental
BorneoSabah

New Trip Report: Sabah

Another report from Vladimir Dinets. Mount Kinabalu and Sepilok, Sabah, 2019: Vladimir Dinets, 9 days & 56 species including Sun Bear, Kinabalu Ferret Badger and Spotted Giant

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