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Author: Floyd E. Hayes

HomePosted by Floyd E. Hayes
19 March 2015
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North American Mammal Big Day Records

Peter Pyle has published an article on our North American mammal big day records of 30 species in 2013 and 31 species in 2014.

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6 September 2014
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Another New Mammal Big Day Record for North America

On 3 August 2014, Peter Pyle (the mastermind), Pat Kleeman and I made an all-out attempt to break the previous mammal “big day” record for North America of 30 native species, s

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14 November 2013
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A New Mammal Big Day Record for North America

Humpback Whales near the Farallon Islands, California, on 4 August 2013. On 4 August 2013, Peter Pyle (the mastermind), Sarah Allen and I made an all-out attempt to break the previ

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20 April 2013
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A Mammal Big Day in California

On 14 April 2013, my wife Marta and I unexpectedly had a mammal “big day” in California. We left our home in Angwin (Napa Valley) at 3:30 am to drop off a visiting friend, Bixi

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