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August 2021

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14 August 2021
Central and South America
Bolivia

New Trip Report: Bolivia

Another exciting report from Bolivia, still one of the most under-visited mammalwatching destinations in South America, though glad to see this is starting to change. Jaguar Land a

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13 August 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
BritainScotlandUK

New Trip Report: Scottish Highlands

A report – with beautiful photos – from Hugh Lansdown. Scottish Highlands, 2021: Hugh Lansdown, 8 days & 10 species including Beaver, Mountain Hare and Field Vole.

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13 August 2021
Central and South AmericaNorth American
Mexico

New Trip Report: The Yucatan, Mexico

Andreas Jonsson is traveling again and looking for cats. No Margay this time but he did see 21 lifers so he gets no sympathy from me! Yucatan, 2021: Andreas Jonsson, 6 nights and 2

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12 August 2021
Australasia
Queensland

New Trip Report: Atherton Tablelands and Cape York, Queensland

A great report (with great photos) from Isaac Clarey who was able to visit far north Queensland at the last minute after lockdowns wrecked his plans for a cruise up the coast of We

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12 August 2021
North American
British ColumbiaCanadaYukon

New Trip Report: Northern British Columbia

Here’s a first report from wildlife photographer Jamie Lamb (you can check out some of his wonderful photos at https://www.elusive-images.co.uk ) Northern British Columbia &

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11 August 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
BrnoCzechiaEuropeEuropean Ground Squirreleuropean souslikrodentssouslik

Microtrip Brno, Czechia – European Ground Squirrel

There is a good location to see European Ground Squirrel or European Souslik in Brno, second largest city in Czechia. The place is an airplane club on the outskirts of Brno: Aerokl

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10 August 2021
Africa
golden moleMole-rat

South Africa mammal watching – molerats and golden moles

Hi all, I wanted to introduce myself. My name is Kyle Finn and a PhD student at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. I have been studying Damaraland and common mole-rats for

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10 August 2021
Uncategorised
beginnerinexpensive

Beginners Mammalwatching

Hi, I am currently living in the UK and taking a gap year before I start university next year. I was wondering which locations are suitable for an 18 year old looking to start mamm

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8 August 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
Austria.Northern White-breasted HedgehogVienna

Northern White-breasted Hedgehog Vienna locations wanted

Hi people, Maybe a bit of a long shot this question, but Does anybody know a good location for Northern White-breasted Hedgehog in or near Vienna, Austria? I’m currently trav

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8 August 2021
Uncategorised
systematics; new species

Taxonomy news

Just three this time. (1) A new shrew-mole Uropsilus dabieshanensis described from Anhui, China. It’s the first shrew-mole in eastern China, found in an isolated mountain ran

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