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Albino Eastern Gray Squirrel
Conuropsis, , North American, Eastern Gray Squirrel, 0
Hi all, Just wanted to post that after a nearly two year absence the albino Eastern Gray Squirrel on...
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New Jersey Mammal Watching Sites
Jon Hall, , North American, New Jersey, 2
New Jersey has some interesting mammals, including the critically endangered Governor Chris Christie, and Vladimir Dinets saw a bunch of...
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update on Central California bobcat site
CharlesHood, , North American, Bobcat, Old Hernandez Road, Pinnacles, 1
This site has several times previously featured a bobcat area east of Pinnacles National Park in Central California; this...
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Field Guide or other mammal books for Jalisco province, Mexico
Jon Hall, , Central and South America, North American, 7
Hello, I am just back from Vietnam after a very wet but surprisingly successful trip – over 30 species...
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Fisher Decline in Northern California
Jon Hall, , North American, 0
The Hoopa Valley Tribe, in cooperation with the Wildlife Conservation Society and the University of Massachusetts, reported a 73-percent...
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New Trip Report – Western USA
Jon Hall, , North American, 3
I was in the US from 19 – 25 April, on the way back from Australia to France. I...
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New Trip Report: Texas and Arizona, 2017
Jon Hall, , North American, Arizona, texas, 0
Here’s a great report from Aidan Place who took a 19 road trip through Arizon and Texas and saw...
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S. Florida trip mammals
Conuropsis, , North American, mammals, South Florida, 0
Just got back from South Florida where I was for the last week. Saw lots of good birds and...
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baby Musk Ox gets “cutest Pic” award!
Super report on a great place, thanks for sharing.
For years I have dreamed of seeing muskoxen grazing in the distance; I had no idea that we would end up about 8m from a herd. In truth being in a vehicle diminished the experience but cars do make a great hide/ blind.
Great report–I’ll be in this area in August, so really looking forward to it now! At approx. what mile marks on the road did you see the Muskox?
The first sighting was about 5 miles south of the stretch of highway where the road abuts the “Sag” River, i.e., the usual place people scan for them. The second group was between river and road along the regular stretch. Sorry I dont have the mile posts per se.