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Author: Jon Hall

HomePosted by Jon Hall(Page 74)
24 March 2018
Africa
Senegal

New Trip Report: Senegal

Here’s a useful new report from a country under-visited by mammal watchers. Sengal, 2017: Jon Lehmberg, 2 weeks & 22 species including African Giant Shrew, Patas Monkey

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23 March 2018
Oriental
India

New Trip Report – Northern India

Scott Flamand is just back from a great trip to the north of India. Though it was primarily a birding trip he saw some great mammals. Northern India, 2018: Scott Flamand, 2 weeks &

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21 March 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
Israel

New Trip Report: Israel

Here’s a new report from Mark Hows who – with Mike Richardson – is just back from Israel. Israel, 2018: Mark Hows, 1 week & 28 species including Persian Fallo

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19 March 2018
Central and South America
Brazil

A Tale of Two Tamarins … and a Marmoset

In February 2017 I was sitting in a Brooklyn bar having a beer with my buddy Luqman and meeting for the first time his friend Gilbert who was visiting from Brazil. Before we&#821

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19 March 2018
Australasia
Victoria

New Trip Report: Melbourne area, Australia

Melbourne, 2018: Vladimir Dinets, 2 weeks & 29 species including Leadbeater’s Possums,  Greater and Yellow-bellied Gliders and Koalas. Jon

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15 March 2018
Australasia
Tasmania

New Trip Report: Tasmania

Jimmy Lamb was in Tassie for yet another visit… and his pictures seem to get better each time. South- East Tasmania, 2017: Jimmy Lamb, 2 weeks with some nice mammals and pict

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9 March 2018
Central and South America
Nicaragua

New Trip Report: Nicaragua

Curtis Hart has joined the ranks of those who have seen some great mammals in Nicaragua (and those who have a thermal imager)! Nicaragua, 2018: Curtis Hart, 3 weeks & 50 specie

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7 March 2018
Central and South AmericaUncategorised
BrazilFransicana Dolphin

Help! Franciscana or Cotero Dolphins?

Help! I have have been agonising over photos of Franciscana and Cotero Dolphins (Giuanan Dolphins) trying to turn at least one of the animals I saw in Brazil last week into a Fra

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22 February 2018
Oriental
India

Quick Trip to Pune, Maharashtra (India)

A work trip to Dubai last month gave me a chance to briefly visit India to see my son, who is now finishing high school in Pune (about 4 hours’ drive from Mumbai). The school

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20 February 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
Oman

New Trip Report: Wadi Al Muaydin, Oman

In mid February 2018 I was packing my bags for a work trip to Dubai when I got an excited email from Dominique Brugiere: after nearly two weeks looking in Oman he had just seen a B

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