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August 2022

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5 August 2022
AfricaUncategorised
Chad

Advertising: Chad 2023 megatour – Two places open and a price discount

Chad is one of the most exciting travel and safari destinations in the world right now and there are two spots left on a mammalwatching small group trip of a lifetime to Chad that

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4 August 2022
Australasia
Queensland

Family-friendly mammalwatching near Brisbane Queensland

Here are some ideas for places to mammalwatch in South East Queensland that the non-mammal people in your life might enjoy. Kid-friendly mammalwatching in SE Qld, 2022: Warren Gils

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3 August 2022
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identificationsight records

Which sight records are reportable?

Recently I spent a few days on Java and saw a bunch of mammals, including two sightings of what I IDed as being very rare and little-know species (more on this below). Before submi

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2 August 2022
Oriental
India

New Trip Report: Pench National Park, India

Pench is becoming an increasingly popular park for mammalwatchers. Here is a helpful report from Atif Hashmi that shows why. Pench NP, 2022: Atif Hashmi, 3 days & 15 species in

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