János Oláh has just submitted a great report on watching mammals in Romania (2021-09). Take this as a supplement to find out how to get close to Rupicapra rupicapra carpatica, the biggest subspecies of the Alpine Chamois. http://www.wilddocu.de/looking-for-carpathian-chamois-in-romania/
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A new report from Karl Van Ginderdeuren with the usual great photos. Mongolia, 2018: Karl Van Ginderdeuren, with species...
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John Wright sent me the first mammal report for this website from Taiwan. Its a country I have been...
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Thank you so much for sharing
You are very welcome, Ruth.