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February 2020

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23 February 2020
North American
minkmuskrat

Wallkill River & Shawangunk N.W.R mammals

Went birding with two of my friends today at the Wallkill River N.W.R. in Pine Plains, NY, and Shawangunk Grasslands N.W.R. in Galeville, NY.  At the first spot besides the birds

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23 February 2020
Central and South America
Costa Rica

Costa Rica 2010 Trip Report

I first bought a guide book for Costa Rica in 1996, but for various reasons that I cannot remember, though which probably had something to do with my ex-wife’s belief that th

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23 February 2020
Central and South America
Colombia

South and Central Colombia, 2020

With Cheryl Antonucci, Becky Henshaw, Jon Hall, Martin Royle, Hari Sankar, Venkat Sankar and Ian Thompson. Plus Rob Smith and Claudia Diaz from Wild About Colombia. When I first vi

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22 February 2020
Europe and the PalearcticOriental
ChinaTIBET

Advertising: The Tibetan Plateau in July

Royle Safaris have one space open on a July trip to the Tibetan Plateau. Targets include Snow Leopard, Pallas’s Cat, Tibetan Wolves, Eurasian Lynx, Tibetan Antelope, Wild Yak an

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21 February 2020
Africa
Ethiopia "African Wild Cat"

Just a moggie?

Stayed overnight in the Sabana Beach Resort, Lake Langano, Ethiopia in early Feb 2020 and saw this cat in the grounds at dusk.   It didn’t occur to me that it was anything

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21 February 2020
Uncategorised
Saiga Russia Stepnoi

Saiga at Stepnoi 19-27 May 2020

19-27 May 2020 trip to see Siaga (and other mammals and widlife) at Stepnoi. Two spaces available, strictly sharing costs (not for profit), around Euro 1300/person for transport, a

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20 February 2020
North American
floridaMarsh RabbitWakodahatchee

Wakodahatchee Nature Preserve, Delray Beach FL, Marsh Rabbit

On a tip from a friend went to Wakodahatchee Wildlife Preserve last night, Feb 20,2020 looking for Marsh Rabbit.  The preserve is quite small and easy to get into and out of with

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20 February 2020
Gear ReviewUncategorised

What does using a heat scope look like?

Here’s an interesting post from Charles Hood. I have done a before and after shot of a fake mouse, first by torch and then by heat scope, for those of us who have not used on

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19 February 2020
Central and South America
Costa Rica

Anyone want to join us for a long weekend bat blitz in Costa Rica?

If you read my short report yesterday about Sylvan in Costa Rica you might understand why I am in a rush to get back! In short Fiona Reid has run several bioblitzes there in recent

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19 February 2020
Uncategorised
batsbooks

HMW 9

I finally finished going through the last volume of Handbook of Mammals of the World. It is the best one in the series: parts of the text look like they’ve actually been proofrea

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