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Author: kbrown217

HomePosted by kbrown217
4 October 2022
Europe and the Palearctic
Northern Italy

Information for Mammals in the Dolomites, Italy

Got a trip booked to Milan to see my daughter and was thinking of having several days taking in the Dolomites region, so I would be most grateful of recommendations for areas to vi

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12 March 2019
North American
California

Information Please

I have booked 28/04/19- 05/05/19 into and out of San Fransisco. Thinking Point Reyes for Bobcat, May be Coyote, Yosemite, if accessible. For Black Bear and a boat trip from Montere

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14 February 2016
Europe and the Palearctic

Mammals of Poland

I am doing a week of mammal watching in Poland in September, and would appreciate any information, such as recommended guides, sites to visits and also which of the mammals are gen

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4 May 2015
Uncategorised

New England Mammals

Planning a trip to pick my daughter up from Camp Sloane in Connecticut at the end of August, and would appreciate some suggestions of sites to visit which are good for mammals and

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6 August 2014
North American

Mammals of New York State

Spending 6 days travelling across New York State in 3 weeks time and I am looking a the best sites to visit for mammals such as Porcupine, Fisher, Woodchuck and Coyote etc I have t

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