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June 2019

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11 June 2019
North American
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Mojave River Beavers

I learned that there were Beavers in the Mojave river area and after a little bit of research and exploring I found them. Hooray! So cool to find beavers period, let alone in South

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11 June 2019
North American
British ColumbiaCanadaVancouver Island

New Trip Report: Vancouver Island

Vancouver Island, 2019: Sheelagh Halsey, 2 weeks & 17 species including Vancouver Island Marmot, River Otter, Mink and Grizzly and Black Bears. Jon

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11 June 2019
North American
DenverPoint Reyes

Looking for help to spend a few days doing mammal watching in the Denver area

Hi everyone I will be in Denver mid July for work and I should have a 2-3  days available for sightseeing. I was therefore wondering if anyone would have some advices abou

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11 June 2019
Central and South America

Primarily Peruvian Primates: Owlet Lodge and Los Amigos Research Station Trip Report

Peru: San Martin and Madre De Dios, May 2019 Fiona Reid & Jon Hall, with Cheryl Antonucci, Jean-Michel Bompar, Joanna Langdale, Judy Parish, Shonene Scott, Ignacio Yufera and I

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