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Author: Jon Hall

HomePosted by Jon Hall(Page 53)
31 May 2019
Oriental
BaliIndonesia

New Trip Report: West Bali National Park

Here’s a report from Michael Johnson. West Bali National Park, 2019: 4 days & 9 species including Javan Lutung, Black Giant Squirrel and Rusa Deer. Jon

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25 May 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Morocco

Sand Cats in Birds Nests Paper

Some of you might remember my recent Morocco report where we saw a Sand Cat sheltering in a raven’s nest. This behavour, originally discovered by Jean-Michel Bompar last year

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24 May 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Mongolia

New Trip Report: Mongolia

Justin Brown just got back from Mongolia. Gobi Bears do exist! Mongolia, 2019: Justin Brown, 2 weeks & species including Saiga, Camels and a Gobi Bear. Jon

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23 May 2019
Oriental
BorneoSabah

New Trip Report: Sabah

Another report from Vladimir Dinets. Mount Kinabalu and Sepilok, Sabah, 2019: Vladimir Dinets, 9 days & 56 species including Sun Bear, Kinabalu Ferret Badger and Spotted Giant

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22 May 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Japan

New Trip Report: Japan

A new report from Vladimir Dinets. Japan, April 2019: Vladimir Dinets, 10 days & 36 species including Japanese Badger, Japanese Serow, Dwarf Sperm Whale, Eden’s Whale and

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21 May 2019
Uncategorised

Advertising: South Africa, September 2019, with WildWings

Mammal watching tour to South Africa. September 2019 Wildwings still have spaces available on this year’s South Africa mammal watching tour. Full details can be found at http://w

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21 May 2019
Oriental
India

New Report: Caracal in Kutch, Western India

A rare sighting indeed. Caracal, Kutch 2019: Ficus Wildlife Tours report of a 5 day trip to Kutch with a Caracal the highlight among 10 or so species including Leopard, Indian Porc

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20 May 2019
North American
Louisiana

New Trip Report: Louisiana

A new report from Mark Hows. Louisiana, 2019: Mark Hows, 1 week & 20 species including Eastern Woodrat, Prairie Vole, Swamp Rabbit and Hoary Bat.   Jon

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18 May 2019
Central and South America
Costa Rica

New Trip Report: Manual Antonio NP, Costa Rica

Here’s a report of a short trip with some good photos. Manuel Antonio National Park,  2019: Andy Murch, 2 days & 14 species including Lesser Dog-like Bat, Greater Spear-

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17 May 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
UKUnited Kingdom

New Trip Report: Ardnamurchan Peninsula, Scotland

Here’s a report from John Wright’s latest trip. Ardnamurchan Peninsula, 2019: John Wright, 6 days & 13 species including Pine Marten, Badger and Harbour Porpoise, b

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Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I’ve also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited almost 120 countries.

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