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Author: Jon Hall

HomePosted by Jon Hall(Page 59)
27 January 2019
Africa
Gabon

New Trip Report: Gabon

Another Gabon report – this time from November. Michel had a very different experience compared to my August visit to the same areas. Having someone reliable to make all the

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26 January 2019
Australasia
Tasmania

A Taste of Tasmania

I spent Christmas in Australia. This wasn’t a mammalwatching trip … instead I mainly spent time with friends, sitting in the sunshine and drinking great wine. I believe

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23 January 2019
Gear ReviewNorth AmericanUncategorised

App Review: Stuart’s Guide to the Mammals of North America

If you are interested in North American mammals then I suspect this app will come as a very pleasant surprise. Chris and Mathilde Stuart, whose field guides you might know if you h

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22 January 2019
Africa
South Africa

New Trip Report – South Africa

Another South African report, this time from Samuel Marlin. Mokala, Marrick and Madikwe, 2018: Samuel Marlin, 10 days & 53 species including Pygmy Mouse, Black-footed Cat and A

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15 January 2019
Oriental
Sri Lanka

New Trip Report: Sri Lanka

Here’s a report from Sophie Betrisey of an independent (unguided) trip to Sri Lanka, with a lot of success. Sri Lanka ,2019: Sophie Betrisey, 17 days & 40 species includi

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15 January 2019
Central and South America
Colombia

New Trip Report: Colombia

Here’s a tantalizing first report from Justin Brown. Fabulous to see that mammalwatching in wonderful Colombia is getting easier and that there is so much wildlife to see. Co

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14 January 2019
Oriental
Cambodia

New Trip Report: Cambodia

Cheryl Antonucci is catching up on a trip report backlog, Yay!  Here’s her report from a visit to Cambodia a year ago. Cambodia, 2018: Cheryl Antonucci, 2 weeks & 10 spe

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12 January 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Tajikistan

New Trip Report: Tajikistan Snow Leopards

Now here’s a real adventure! Frans De Schamphelaere is just back from the Darwaz Mountains on the Tajikistan/Afghanistan border. It looks incredible. Darwaz Mountains, 2018:

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7 January 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Jordan

New Trip Report: Jordan

Mammal watchers often visit Israel, but Jordan, just next door, is a lovely country that seems often overlooked and has lots of potential (I saw Wolves and a Sand Cat here 20+ year

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2 January 2019
Oriental
Vietnam

New Trip Report: Three Key Vietnamese Primates

If you haven’t seen any of Mogens Trolle’s photos then you really should check out his stunning images of primates from around the world. His latest trip was to Vietnam

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