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February 2019

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7 February 2019
Africa
Senegal

New Trip Report: Senegal

Richard Webb just got back from Senegal. He was mainly birding but did see some good mammals. Here’s the list which also links to the full report on Cloudbirders. Senegal, 20

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6 February 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Mongolia

New Trip Report: Mongolia

Here’s another Naturetrek report Mongolia, 2018: Naturetrek, 12 days & 15 species including Saiga, Corsac Fox and Snow Leopard. Jon

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5 February 2019
Africa
Madagascar

New Trip Report: Madagascar’s Lemurs

Ranomofana, Isalo, Ifaty & Andasibe Parks, 2018: Naturetrek, 2 weeks & 22 species including 18 lemurs. Jon

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5 February 2019
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tapir costa rica

i search places for Bairds Tapir in Costa Rica

Hello, i will go to Costa Rica in december. I am searching goog spots to see Bairds Tapir. I know Sirena Station in Corcovadao NP (i have been there in 2010), but i search other pl

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5 February 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Poland

New Trip Reports: Poland

Here are two Lynx chasing trips from Naturetrek. Definitely my most wanted European mammal… Poland, 2017: Naturetrek, 8 days & 19 species including Eurasian Lynx, Wolf a

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4 February 2019
Africa
Namibia

New Trip Report: Hoanib River Basin, Namibia

A new report from the Kakoveld in Namibia. Kakoveld, 2018: John Weir’s account of a trip to the Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, with desert mammals including Lions and Elephants.

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4 February 2019
Africa
Ethiopia

New Trip Report: The Somali and Gondar Regions of Ethiopia

A very interesting report from Stefan Lithner. I’d love to visit the Somali Region. Somali and Gondar, 2018: Stefan Lithner, 2 weeks & at least 38 species including Dibat

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4 February 2019
Central and South America
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Andean Rare Mammals Tour – Join for November 2019

Rare Andean Mammal Tour – 2019 Royle Safaris has a specialist mammal watching tour of the Ecuadorean Andes planned for November 2019 (1st – 11th November) there are cur

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3 February 2019
Central and South America
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Andean Mountain Cat in Chile, Ecuador Photos

I’ve uploaded a brief report describing my successful trip to see Andean Mountain Cat in Chile: https://www.mammalwatching.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/AndeanMountainCat.pd

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3 February 2019
Gear ReviewUncategorised

Book Review: Carnivores of the World (2nd edition)

Here’s the latest in the Princeton Field Guide series based around groups of mammals of the world. Luke Hunter’s book covers 250 species of carnivores from the Polar Be

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