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Author: Jon Hall

HomePosted by Jon Hall(Page 18)
4 April 2022
Central and South America
Argentina

New Trip Report: Northeast Argentina (and corrected Colombia report )

Another report from Rob Jansen, now heading north through Argentina. Northeast Argentina, 2022: Rob Jansen, 1 month & 19 species including Plains Viscacha and Lesser Grison. Me

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3 April 2022
Central and South AmericaEurope and the PalearcticUncategorised
ColombiaRomania

New Trip Reports: Northern Colombia and Transylvanian Lynxes (again…same trip, different author)

And another two nice reports. They are coming thick and fast! Parque Tayrona and El Dorado, 2022: Cheryl Antonucci, 1 week & 12 species including Cottontop and White-handed Tam

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2 April 2022
Oriental
IndonesiaSumatra

Advertising: Sumatran Mammal Tour, September 2022

Royle Safaris are organising another trip to Indonesia, this time to Sumatra from 17-29 September 2022. The tour focuses on two parks I have visited: Gunung Leuser in the north of

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1 April 2022
Africa
Cote D'IvoireIvory Coast

New Trip Reports: Ivory Coast

Here are two fascinating reports from back to back trips to the Tai Forest in Ivory Coast. Apparently this season’s in vogue destination for the fashionable mammalwatcher. 

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29 March 2022
Europe and the Palearctic
Eurasian lynxRomaniaTransylvania

Chasing the Transylvanian Lynx, 2022

Some of my very earliest memories are of a family road trip to the south of France. My three-year-old eyes stared out of the car window, peeled in case a Wild Boar or a Lynx leapt

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28 March 2022
North American
ArizonaSpotted Bat

Places available on a Spotted Bat Research Trip in Arizona, June 19-22, 2022

This field trip is a rare opportunity to see and learn about one of North America’s rarest and most beautiful mammals – the Spotted Bat – along with a range of ot

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25 March 2022
North AmericanUncategorised
North Carolina

Red Wolves and Golden Mice, North Carolina 2022

I well remember my excitement when I visited the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in North Carolina back in 1989. This was my first trip to the USA. I hadn’t even con

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24 March 2022
AfricaNorth AmericanPodcastUncategorised
Minnesota

New Podcast with Chris & Mathilde Stuart plus an exceptional Lynx encounter in Minnesota

In Episode 21 of the mammalwatching podcast Charles and I interview Chris & Mathilde Stuart – renowned wildlife researchers and authors – from their farm in South Africa. W

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22 March 2022
Oriental
IndonesiaJava

Advertising: Javan Rhino Trip in August with Royle Safaris

Indonesia is opening up again and Royle Safaris are running an additional trip this year, from August 2 – 11, to look for the mega-rare Javan Rhino in Java’s Ujong Kulo

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21 March 2022
Central and South America
ArgentinaChileNicaragua

New Trip Reports from Patagonia & Coastal Argentina, and RIP Arnulfo Medina-Fitoria

If you have looked for mammals in Nicaragua you may have met Arnulfo Medina-Fitoria, one of Nicaragua’s foremost mammalogists and a true pioneer in Central America. Even if y

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  1. Mogens Trolle on Looking for advice on seeing Greater Bilby et al. in southern Australia (SA+WA)18 September 2025

    Thank you for that.

  2. axeholmes on Looking for advice on seeing Greater Bilby et al. in southern Australia (SA+WA)18 September 2025

    Greater Bilby is still in the exclosure at Dryandra - best bet for Greater Bilby as John said in the…

  3. Curtis Hart on Tips for trip to Sumatra17 September 2025

    For Siberut, I'm not sure that Siberut National Park is visitable as a park. As I understand it the majority…

  4. Mogens Trolle on Looking for advice on seeing Greater Bilby et al. in southern Australia (SA+WA)17 September 2025

    Thanks a lot, Jon.

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