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Author: Paul Carter

HomePosted by Paul Carter(Page 2)
13 November 2020
Africa
South Africa

Trip companion for Northern Cape (South Africa) starting 26 Nov 2020

I will be leaving Johannesburg on 26 Nov for Kgalakadi Transfrontier NP (4 nights or more) and Augrabies Falls. From there I would likely head to Springbok, Namaqua NP, Strandfonte

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21 August 2020
Africa
MadagascarMicrocebus jonahi

New species: Microcebus jonahi  – Jonah’s mouse lemur

I was told of this paper describing Microcebus jonahi  – Jonah’s mouse lemur Ecology and morphology of mouse lemurs (Microcebus spp.) in a hotspot of microendemism i

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7 July 2020
North American
Glaucomys oregonensisHumboldt’s flying squirrel

Humboldt’s Flying Squirrel in the San Bernardino Mountains (Southern California)

In June 2020 I took three one-night trips to the Big Bear Lake area in the San Bernardino Mountains east of Los Angeles; spending about 3 hours each night looking for Humboldt’s

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29 May 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
Meriones meridianusmeriones psammophilus; Meriones tamariscinus

Meriones Gerbils In Mongolia: taxonomy and tails

I have published a post “Meriones Gerbils in Mongolia: taxonomy and tails” covering some notes and photos which I put together in the process of trying to identify some gerbils

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17 May 2020
Africa
Ethiopiataxonomy

Rodent and Hare references for Ethiopia

This 2019 reference covers rodents in Ethiopia; with range maps: Bryja J, Meheretu Y, Sumbera R, Lavrenchenko LA (2019 Sep). Annotated checklist, taxonomy and distribution of roden

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25 March 2020
Uncategorised
Bats of the World Database

Bats of the World Database

Bats of the World Database – www.batnames.org In July 2019 I attended the 18th International Bat Research Conference (IBRC 2019) in Phuket, Thailand (an hour’s drive from m

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13 January 2020
Oriental
Thailand

Dobson’s and Pearson’s Horseshoe Bats in Thailand

If you listed Dobson’s Horseshoe Bat (R. yunanensi) in Thailand you should revise those records. Francis (2019, Field Guide to Mammals of SE Asia, Edn 2) notes that Dobson&#8

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12 January 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
Mongolia

Mammal-watching Trip across Central and Western Mongolia (2019 Aug 4-30)

Trip report posted on my website here and PDF version available there or directly here. This four-week road-trip covered 5,300 km across Central and Western Mongolia (excluding th

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8 September 2019
Oriental
citizen scienceMalaysiaSEAVR

Reporting Malaysian mammal records on SEAVR (Ecology Asia)

On 13 March 2018 I posted that Nick Baker (Ecology Asia) maintains a site for peer reviewed articles on noteworthy records in the Southeast Asia region. He has recently posted at h

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18 June 2019
Africa
Bryde's WhaleFalse BayGordon's BaySouth Africa

Bryde’s Whales dying in False Bay (Cape Town, South Africa)

In Feb 2019 I reported on two sightings of Bryde’s Whale in False Bay near Cape Town. Further sad news on this species in the bay is that two have died this year after becoming

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