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November 2021

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8 November 2021
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Big Day

Mammal Big Day – Southern Kenya – A landscape report

On October 1st, 2021, a friend of mine (Stratton Hatfield) and I commenced a mammal big day across the Mara-Loita-Nguruman landscape of Southern Kenya, covering roughly 100 Nautica

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4 November 2021
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Podcast Episode 13: Tomer Ben-Yehuda and Alex Meyer

In the latest podcast episode, Charles Foley and I interview Tomer Ben-Yehuda and Alex Meyer, two 30-something mammalwatching friends about their adventures and misadventures aro

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3 November 2021
Central and South America
Bolivia

New Trip Report: Bolivia, 2021

Here is a great report from Ian Thompson. Be sure also to check out his and Tracey’s photos: some seriously good species. Ian Thompson: Bolivia, October 2021 The genesis of t

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3 November 2021
Oriental

Advertising: Mainland Clouded Leopard Tour, March 2022

Cat fans rejoice – here is an exciting new tour from Royle Safaris Mainland Clouded Leopard, Nepal: March 9 – 18 2022 After travel to the region, you will have 7 nights

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