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Margay in Serra Bonita, Brazil

Apparently, a margay has been released at Serra Bonita, where is was seen and beautifully photographed by a recent birding group: https://www.birdquest-tours.com/birding-tour-repor

Question to Neotropical Mammal watchers about Tayra and Margay

Hi everyone, I’m just wondering – what’s the best place in Latin america to see these two species? I know neither one is usually a guarantee, and margays are espe

Margays in Mexico

Some of you may be interested in this thread from a herp watching forum which covers ‘mammalian bycatch’ ….In particular, someone called Crotalus reckons he sees

A Weekend in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula: Mainly Bats

Chad Johnson I spent a long weekend in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula last month. We were guided by the great Juan Cruzado Cortes, who – after many trips to Mexico with me

Advice for Costa Rica first-timer

Hey all! Long time reader here; first time poster. Going on a Costa Rica trip with my girlfriend and her family at the end of February, and I’d love to get some expert advice

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Check out this 2025 Brazil trip with Miru adventures in search of Maned Wolves and Jaguars. ——————— Attention Mammal Watchers: Join Miru A

The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! The first trip report of the week is another a so-called “family trip” (we all know how I feel about those) to Europe – Corfu,

The Weekly Recap

Hello, here is this week’s recap:) The first trip report of the week is from Scotland and contains a surprisingly large number of mammals: 4 species of dolphin and whale, two typ

Panama and Belize (done) and Texas (early April)

1 – PANAMA (Feb 2022) A post on mammals seen in the Gamboa area HERE; includes Margay and Ocelot …. A post on mammals seen in Boquete HERE; including (1) cottage accommodat

New Trip Report: Bolivia

Another exciting report from Bolivia, still one of the most under-visited mammalwatching destinations in South America, though glad to see this is starting to change. Jaguar Land a

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  1. ddahan47 on Black-footed ferrets3 July 2025

    Hey there! I actually saw them and helped release them in Seligman Arizona with Arizona Game and Fish. I'm still…

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    Thank you for the tip. How do you recommend searching of the moles in Albany? I may plan a trip…

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    Hello Edward, where did you see the Rusty-spotted Cat? Thank you.

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    In my opinion, the loris in the photo is a Grey Slender Loris, based on colors and the open habitat…

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