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July 2020

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19 July 2020
North American
Oregonvolunteering

Small mammal study opportunity, Oregon

Got this through Mammal-L listserve, perhaps some people here will be interested. Date: Thu, 16 Jul 2020 15:04:57 -0400 From: Todd Wilson Subject: Small mammal trapping project wes

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16 July 2020
Australasia
Australiamarsupials

Australian Sugar Gliders Spli

Looks like Australian sugar gliders have been split into three species. https://theconversation.com/a-rare-discovery-we-found-the-sugar-glider-is-actually-three-species-but-one-is-

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16 July 2020
Africa
educational resource Botswana

pictures for a mammals booklet

I am putting together a booklet on Botswana mammals that will be given away to teenage school-goers in Botswana under the Junior Ranger programme of the Knyphausen Foundation https

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13 July 2020
Australasia
AustraliaTasmaniaVictoria

Australia Report: Victoria and Tasmania

In February and March of this year we took our first trip to Australia and it was fantastic.  We got back just as the pandemic was starting to rage so it’s good that we ende

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7 July 2020
North American
Glaucomys oregonensisHumboldt’s flying squirrel

Humboldt’s Flying Squirrel in the San Bernardino Mountains (Southern California)

In June 2020 I took three one-night trips to the Big Bear Lake area in the San Bernardino Mountains east of Los Angeles; spending about 3 hours each night looking for Humboldt’s

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7 July 2020
North American
Hawaii

New Trip Report: Kauai (Hawaii) – Hawaiian Monk Seals

A useful report – with some lovely pictures – for anyone interested in seeing Hawaiian Monk Seals. Kauai, 2019: Cheryl Antonucci’s report of multiple  Monk Seals

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5 July 2020
North American
ArizonaBobcatCave CreekcoatiLesser Long-nosed BatMadera CanyonPumaRingtailSweetwater

SE’n AZ Update (black bear, bobcat, coati, ringtail and report of puma)

Southeastern Arizona update, June 2020 I had a short trip to Arizona to photograph moths and lizards for a book project and thought I would give a quick mammal update. Sites are de

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3 July 2020
Uncategorised
ecotourismlynx watchingmammalsMammalwatchingmammalwatching ecuadorRoyle Safarissafarisolenodonspain wildlifetanzania safariWildlife watching

Mammal Watching Tours – Rwanda, Dominican Republic, Tanzania & Spain Available Summer 2020

Following up from our post on our Spanish tours running this summer we are happy to announce a further 3 countries which you can visit for mammal watching with Royle Safaris: 1) Do

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2 July 2020
Uncategorised
squirrelstaxonomyTursiops

Taxonomy news

A couple taxonomy papers: 1. A proposed overhaul of squirrel taxonomy, breaking Sciurus squirrels of the New World into a large number of genera and leaving only three Old World sp

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2 July 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
ecotourismIberian Lynxiberian lynx watchinglynx watchingMammalwatchingmammalwatching spainRoyle SafarissafarispainwildlifeWildlife watching

Iberian Lynx Tours Available for EU citizens and people from 15 other countries

We at Royle Safaris hope that everyone is ok and dealing with these exceptional circumstances as best as possible. I imagine (like myself) everyone is itching to get out and see so

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