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Author: Jon Hall

HomePosted by Jon Hall(Page 156)
21 December 2012
Europe and the Palearctic

Red and Grey Squirrels in Ireland

This article is quite interesting… could a resurgent Pine Marten population in Ireland be helping to remove invasive Grey Squirrels? http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/alien-

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21 December 2012
Oriental
Sri Lanka

New Trip Report – Sri Lanka

A last trip report for 2012, is this incredible trip to Sri Lanka on a tour Fiona Reid organised. Other than South Africa I am not sure I know anywhere where you can see 61 species

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18 December 2012
Africa

Madagascar, Lemurs, and Spies – on USA Animal Planet tonight

Dear Mammal Watching.com, I thought you might be interested that our latest silky sifaka and rosewood conservation film produced and filmed by the BBC is airing on Animal Planet Ch

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18 December 2012
Africa
Madagascar

New Trip Report – Madagascar

Another Madagascar report this time from Torbjörn Lundqvist, who visited some of the less mammal-watched spots, and in 3.5 weeks saw 38 species including some unusual ones, includ

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15 December 2012
Oriental

Images from Tibet

Some great pictures here from one of Jesper Hornskov’s trips to Tibet http://www.greentours.co.uk/Gallery/Asia/Mammals-of-the-Roof-of-the-World/3/ Jon

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15 December 2012
Oriental

(another) New Loris species in Borneo

A new species has been described and it seems there are another two species on Borneo along http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/20704172 Does anyone know which species occur in which parks

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13 December 2012
North American

Pack Rat Post

I enjoyed this blog post from the camera trap codger on Woodrats http://cameratrapcodger.blogspot.com/2012/12/a-dirty-filthy-but-princely-rat.html Jon

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11 December 2012
Oriental

Working Together to Save the Saola

An interesting video about a fascinating mammal (and my thanks to Ohr Treger’s facebook feed) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xv8MPOyMfU&feature=share Jon

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10 December 2012
Europe and the Palearctic
Israel

New Trip Report – Israel

A new report just added Israel, 2012: Timo Marijnissen, 2 weeks & 11 species including Dorcas and Acacia Gazelles and Oryx. Timo’s report is here http://mammalwatching.co

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6 December 2012
AfricaEurope and the Palearctic

Good new for Mountain Gorillas. Bad news for Red Squirrels

A couple of stories… Mountain Gorilla population in Rwanda increasing but Grey Squirrels are spreading in Italy and displacing the native Reds (thanks to John Wright who sent

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