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September 2021

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3 September 2021
Central and South America
AmazonAndesCabanas San IsidroEcuadorgiant armadilloOncillaTiputiniWater Opossum

Ecuador Trip Report

I’ve uploaded a report for my very successful 2019 trip to Ecuador here https://www.mammalwatching.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/EcuadorSanIsidroTiputini.pdf .  I visited C

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3 September 2021
Uncategorised

Searching for pictures of rarely photographed deer

Charles Smith-Jones asked me to post this request on his behalf … This is  a difficult list: I haven’t seen any of these (and I haven’t even heard of a a couple

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2 September 2021
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New Podcast Episode 9: Venkat and Hari Sankar

The 9th episode of our mammalwatching podcast is now online, featuring Californian mammalwatchers Venkat and Hari Sankar. Charles Foley and I talk about about Venkat’s journe

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1 September 2021
Uncategorised
systematics; new species

Taxonomy news

1. A proposal to split spotted skunks into 7 species (from current 4). The data might as well be interpreted to lump them into 3 or even 2 species, but looks like I’ve seen a

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