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Author: Ben S

HomePosted by Ben S(Page 2)
24 May 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
ShrewSpain

Shrew Identification (Spain)

Last July, I photographed the following Shrew in my hotel room in Sallent de Gallego, Spain (1305 meters elevation, just across the border from Lac d’Ayous). Does anyone have

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25 February 2018
Africa
MauritaniaMediterranean Monk SealWestern Sahara

Mediterranean Monk Seal in Mauritania

I saw a trip report on cloudbirders.com which included a sighting of Mediterranean Monk Seal in Mauritania. I emailed the author (Hans Meltofte) for further details, and he replie

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12 January 2018
North American
San Diego

San Diego RFI

I’m in San Diego for a conference, and it looks like I’ll have Sunday afternoon – Monday morning free to look for mammals. Does anyone have a recommendation for w

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8 January 2018
Australasia
Arfak MountainsIrian JayaPapuaTree KangaroosWest Papua

Tree Kangaroos in the Arfak Mountains

Marc Thibault recently posted an excellent report about a birding trip to West Papua. In it, he indicated that Mupi Gunung is reputed as a good site for mammal-watching and that he

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26 August 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
Alpine MarmotAndujarChamoisDesmanIsardPyrenean DesmanPyreneesTrip ReportVercors

Trip Report: France and Spain

I went to a conference in Barcelona in July, so I planned a week of mammal-watching in France and Spain. I spent an additional week traveling with my girlfriend in France, and I wa

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9 August 2017
Central and South America
BrazilVanzolini saki

Vanzolini Saki Rediscovered

See here: (link). I was skeptical of the Monk Saki split, but this one certainly looks distinctive.

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19 June 2017
North American
Glaucomys oregonensisHumboldt’s flying squirrelNorthern Flying Squirrel

Northern Flying Squirrel Split

A mitochondrial DNA study has shown that the flying squirrels occurring on the Pacific coast of North America are  distinct from Northern Flying Squirrels, with no evidence of hyb

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18 June 2017
Oriental
laosorientalspotted linsang

A Site for Spotted Linsang

This paper has some beautiful photos of Spotted Linsang from Nam Et – Phou Louey National Biodiversity Conservation Area in Laos: (link). It states that “A local guid

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12 June 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
ChamoisFranceIberian LynxSpain

RFI: France and Spain in July

I’m going to Barcelona for a conference next month, with a week of travel in France beforehand, and I’m hoping to add some mammal-watching to my trip. Most successful

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19 April 2017
North American
BadgerIndianaMichiganMidwestOhio

RFI: Badgers in the Midwest

Having dipped American Badger in Colorado last weekend, I’d like to find a spot closer to home (Columbus, OH) to search for them. They are present in Ohio, but they are appar

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