Florida Panther and Wolf vs Moose
Here’s a couple of interesting clips A Florida Panther in her backyard (just south of Fort Myers I think) was enough to distract this woman from Facebook (thanks Andrew Blo
New Trip Report: Texas and Arizona, 2017
Here’s a great report from Aidan Place who took a 19 road trip through Arizon and Texas and saw over 40 species of mammals. Not sure I understand his use of “of course&
Northern Chinese or Indian giant Flying Squirrel ?
This flying squirrel was seen at night near Ruoergai in a coniferous forest in a place they called Baxi (a local nature reserve) in Northern Sichuan province. This was at about 3,2
48 Hours in the Eastern Sierras
Last month I zipped across the country to Nevada for a very brief 48 hours in the Eastern Sierras, on the California/Nevada border. Once again I was inspired by a trip report
New Trip Report: Namibia & South Africa, 2017
Here’s a report from Vladimir Dinets’s trip to South Africa and Namibia in July/August. South Africa and Namibia, 2017: Vladimir Dinets, 3 weeks & many mammals incl
Fossas, Lynxes, Polar Bears and a very polite Canadian: a few things you may have missed
Here are a few things I was sent over the past week from around the world. Some fabulous Fossa photos from Kirindy in Madagascar … I really must return to see this species (
What bat spp ? Khao Yai, Thailand
And here is another post from Stuart Chapman. “Seen last week in the temple bat cave outside Khao Yai national park. Is it least horseshoe or intermediate horseshoe?&#
Complex-toothed Flying Squirrel?
Here’s a question from Stuart Chapman who took this picture at Labahe nature reserve , Sichuan , China in Sept 2017. He isn’t sure if its a complex-toothed Flying Squ
Trip Report: Ukraine
Here’s the last of Vladimir Dinets’s reports from the former USSR. Ukraine (1980-1990): Vladimir Dinets’s notes of several trips from a 30+ years ago with mammals
Updated Global Mammal Checklist – as at September 2017
I’ve worked through the latest changes to the IUCN Redlist and updated my global mammal checklist here. This list is very largely based on the IUCN’s Redlist of mammal