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Predator Watching in Finland
nesta, , Europe and the Palearctic, Finland, 12
I have still not given up hope to return to Africa in July this year. However, “hope for the...
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New Trip Report: Azores, 2017
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, Azores, Portugal, 0
An interesting report from Michael Kessler’s trip to the Azores: despite bad weather he saw some great cetaceans. Azores,...
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Mole Hunter
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, 0
This is pretty amazing… I wish I could learn to do this! jon
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New trip report – Lynx in Poland
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, General Mammal Watching, 1
Bieszczady, 2015: Karly Van Ginderdeuren’s account of spotlighting a Lynx. Happy new year to him, the Lynx and all...
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Snow Leopard wathing in Kasachstan
27Simpson, , Europe and the Palearctic, 1
Hello I might have the chance to go to Kasachsten. It is planed to go to south-east part...
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New Trip Report: Snow Leopards in the Sinjiangyuan Reserve, Tibetan Plateau
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, Oriental, China, TIBET, 0
What a place! Sinjiangyuan Reserve, Tibetan Plateau: William Boehm’s account of a fabulous 2 week trip deep into Tibet...
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Polar Bears on the Edge: new book and fundraising campaign
Jon Hall, , Europe and the Palearctic, North American, 0
Morten Joergensen, who was with me in Ladakh on our snow leopard expedition last year, is passionate about the...
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RFI Amsterdam, Praque and Singapore
malturner, , Europe and the Palearctic, Oriental, 7
Hi. I am acting as a standby carer for my elderly parents on an Amsterdam to Budapest Rhine/Danube river...
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Have you checked out the maps on iNaturalist? It’s a terrific tool for trip planning.
Sorry, I only have old sites described in my trip reports:
https://www.mammalwatching.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Vladimir-Dinets-Spain-France-2014.pdf
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Iberian Ibex – sierras above Grazalema, Andalusia, Spain, e.g. Sendero del Pinsapar (which also has the largest stands of Spanish fir) but the trails are subject to restrictions – check ahead and if necessary book a permit.
Iberian Lynx – without doubt the best place is above Embalse del Jándula, Sierra de Andujar, Andalusia, Spain, especially along the JF-5004. There are numerous reports on mammalwatching with precise details of the best spots and recommended accommodation.
Good luck!
Hi guys,
Thanks for your help!
Hopefully the borders will stay open…
Best regards,
Pieter de Groot Boersma
Hi Pieter,
Most people se the Iberian Lynx at Sierra de Andujar. There, Iberian Ibex occur conveniently around the the huge Embalse del Jandula dam. I saw them crossing the stream below the dam. I also saw Garden Dormouse at night driving randomly in the area. Other people saw genets there, too, but not me.
best,
Jurek