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Author: Jon Hall

HomePosted by Jon Hall(Page 130)
25 June 2014
North American

Fishers return to New York City

Guess where I am going as soon as I get home…? http://naturalsciencesresearch.wordpress.com/2014/06/06/fisher-photographed-in-the-bronx-first-ever-nyc-record-of-this-squirrel

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22 June 2014
Oriental

Snow Leopard Trip Report

Here’s a nice blog and pictures from Avi Sarkhel on a successful hunt for Snow Leopards earlier this year. I can’t wait to visit in October Ladakh, 2014: Avi Sarkel&#82

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20 June 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

Chinese fishermen film an Amur Tiger’s international swim

Unusual footage of a Tiger swimmings 300+ metres from Russia to China http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/news/Swimming-tiger.html#cr Jon

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19 June 2014
Africa
Central African Republic

Sangha Lodge reopening 1 July

As some of you know, the fabulous Sangha Lodge in the Central African Republic has been closed for a few weeks because of the problems in the country. The good news is that the lod

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18 June 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

Conservation Status of Large European Carnivores

With thanks to Nicolas Gaidet who recommended I post this ….I was surprised and pleased to see such a positive assessment for several species in several countries Jon In 2012

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18 June 2014
Australasia

Koalas hug trees to keep cool

Quite an interesting article http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/tree-huggers-koalas-cuddle-up-to-keep-cool/ jon

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16 June 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

Fin Whale Breach

This video shows an unusual sight of a Fin Whale breaching (the second biggest animal ever to have lived on the planet) off of Gibraltar. Check out the breach in the first few seco

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14 June 2014
Europe and the PalearcticNorth American

New Trip Report – Croatia & Italy; Last Stand for US Ocelots?

Mike Richardson and Sarah Winch just got back from a road trip through Italy to Croatia and sent me a great report. Italy and Croatia, 2014: Mike Richardson & Sarah Winch, 8 da

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12 June 2014
Central and South AmericaEurope and the PalearcticNorth American

New Trip Reports from Hugh Buck: Colombia, China, Estonia and Colorado

Hugh Buck just sent me a bunch of trip reports. The trips were primarily birding tours but he got some nice mammal by-catch Colombia, 2014: A month’s birding trip with 18 mam

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11 June 2014
Central and South America
Peru

Peru, 2014 Trip Report

In 2010 I promised my son, Patrick, a trip to the rainforest to mark his entry into teenhood.  After some lengthy negotiations with his mother, followed by Patrick successfully co

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