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Author: Charles Hood

HomePosted by Charles Hood(Page 2)
19 July 2021
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thermal imageswildlife conservation

article on conservation value of heat scopes

In this forum we have talked about thermal imaging monoculars, aka cheat scopes. As tools for doing wildlife surveys, they are discussed in a UK magazine called Conservation Land M

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17 July 2021
North American
Madera CanyonMexican Long-tongued BatPallid BatRingtailSanta Rita Lodge

Madera Canyon, Arizona (Pallid Bat Update)

I was in Madera Canyon July 2021 with Jose Gabriel Martinez. It was just two nights, one of which was lost to the most intense storm either of us had experienced. But just to verif

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22 May 2021
North American
AlaskabelugaDenaliheat scopelynxporcupine

Alaska, May 2021

Alaska, May 2021 Jose Gabriel Martinez and Charles Hood did a long weekend in Alaska in mid-May, 2021. It was squeezed between other obligations, and while there, we each had acade

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2 May 2021
North American
Guadalupe fur sealpelagic tripsSan Diego

Guadalupe Fur Seal Update

Passing on second-hand report from birding forum. +++ David Povey on 30 April 2021: “An interesting marine mammal sighting was a total of three Guadalupe Fur Seals. Two over

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6 March 2021
North American
ArizonaBobcatSweetwater

Update on Bobcats in Tucson Arizona

The water treatment marsh in Tucson called Sweetwater Wetlands has historically been a good place for Arizona cotton rat and bobcat. My brother lives in Tucson and as of 04 March 2

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19 August 2020
North American
Crawford's Gray ShrewDesert Shrewtaxonomy

Split of Desert Shrew at the Colorado River

Here’s a split that makes sense. If you familiar with the split of wood rats into “West of the Colorado River” and “East of the Colorado River” units

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19 August 2020
Central and South America
Pampas CatSouth Americataxonomy

Pampas Cat Split (5 Species?)

In a March 2020 article in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, the authors provide a wide suite of evidence for splitting the pampas cat complex five ways. Whether you a

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4 August 2020
North American
Guadalupe fur sealMonterey

A good year for Guadalupe Fur Seals in USA waters?

Alvaro Jaramillo is a Chilean bird tour leader based in Half Moon Bay, California. One of his offshore trips had Guadalupe Fur Seal last weekend, and I went out of Moss Landing on

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5 July 2020
North American
ArizonaBobcatCave CreekcoatiLesser Long-nosed BatMadera CanyonPumaRingtailSweetwater

SE’n AZ Update (black bear, bobcat, coati, ringtail and report of puma)

Southeastern Arizona update, June 2020 I had a short trip to Arizona to photograph moths and lizards for a book project and thought I would give a quick mammal update. Sites are de

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13 January 2020
Central and South America
batsMeridaYucatan

Bat Weekend in Yucatan

‎Mérida, Yucatán, January 2020 from Charles Hood, hoodcw (at) gmail (dot) com I had some frequent flyer miles to spend and a few days off when I could work by email, so I did a

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