Here’s Cheryl Antonucci’s latest report. She saw annoyingly many mammals (i.e she saw more than I did).
Paraguay, 2021: Cheryl Antonuccci, 10 days and 31 species including Conover’s Tuco-tuco, Greater & Lesser Hairy Armadillos, Lesser Grison, Jaguarundi and Geoffroy’s Cat.
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Another amazing report!
We haven’t seen reports from Paraguay in so long. And like Cheryl, I also have Paraguay high on my radar following previous reports, and considering the realistic chance to see 5-6 cat species there!
Plus all the armadillos, and, damn – that cute photo of the lesser grison is awesome! Well done Cheryl, I’m genuinely jealous ;-P
Thanks!
It really was a great place. He can focus tours on anything pretty much and has done cat tours before!
Very good to know, thanks! 🙂