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June 2022

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4 June 2022
Central and South America
Peru

New Trip Report: Amazon Wildlife Tracking Expedition, Peru

Here’s an exciting report from Original Nature, featuring some good mammals and an enormous Anaconda! Matses National Reserve, 2021: Original Nature, 19 days & 25 mammal

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3 June 2022
Central and South America
Escudo de VeraguasPanamaPygmy Sloth

Panama: Pygmy Sloths and Rainforest Rodents, May 2022

In May 2022 I returned to Panama for a week. This, my third trip to the country, was not really a mammalwatching trip per se. I was there to see friends. Yes, really, I have friend

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3 June 2022
Europe and the Palearctic
AndalusiaAndujarIberian LynxSpainTrip Report

Trip report Andújar May 2022

Hi all, Here is a little report of a short trip I did to Andújar last weekend. It’s my first on the site, I hope you enjoy it. The report is here. All the best, Lonnie Bregm

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2 June 2022
Central and South America
Ecuador

Ecuador March 2022

Here is a report of a trip my family and I took to Ecuador in March. Highlights included Spectacled bear, Mountain tapir, plus a new site to see Olinguito. Charles Foley CF Ecuador

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2 June 2022
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Vietnam

New Trip Report: Vietnam

Here’s a short report from Curtis Hart of an abridged trip to Vietnam just as COVID19 was kicking off. Cat Tien, 2020: Curtis Hart, 1 week & 15 species including Black-sh

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    Not sure if you are limited to South Africa, but we saw honey badger fairly easily at Halili rest camp…

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    Here is the trip report I wrote from my trip from the same general area last year https://www.mammalwatching.com/community-post/scotland-lochaline-september-2025/ My sightings…

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    The easiest place should the the camps in Kruger: Satara, Orpen, Tamboti and Mopani have regular visits to steal food…

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    In Mana Pools in the early 1990s they would always be around the campsite. Kgalagadi and Okonjima should both be…

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