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Author: Paul Carter

HomePosted by Paul Carter(Page 3)
12 April 2019
Africa
Bryde's WhaleGordon's BaySouth Africa

Bryde’s Whale in False Bay (South Africa)

In Feb 2019 I saw Bryde’s Whale (not Eden’s Whale) twice in one week, when scanning from the coastal road on the eastern side of False Bay; the road from Gordon’s

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17 March 2018
Australasia
Brush-tailed PhascogalePaul CarterRed-tailed Phascogale

Trip Report: southwest Western Australia, Nov 2017

On a mammal-watching trip from 5th  to 22nd Nov 2017 I saw 23 mammals and +15 reptile species. Numbat, Red-tailed and Brush-tailed Phascogales were the highlights. The report post

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13 March 2018
Uncategorised

LCD Monitors for Thermal Scopes

Portable LCD Monitors for Thermal Scopes I spent a fair bit of time looking for a LCD monitor to connect to my Pulsar Quantum Lite XQ30V Thermal Scope. The Pulsar scope itself can

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5 February 2018
Oriental

Trip Report – Northwest Sri Lanka – Dec 2015

I have posted a trip report on a few days in NW Sri Lanka at http://www.pacapix.com/Paul_Carter/tr-srilanka-nw-20151205/ Big Game Camp Wilpattu (a tented camp) is a good place to s

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6 January 2018
Africa
Ethiopia

Ethiopia – 20 Mar to 4 Apr 2018 – space for 1 more

I am going to Ethiopia for 2 weeks; renting a 4WD with driver/guide; planning to camp every night to facilitate spotlighting/scoping but might use the odd hotel/lodge. Route will i

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29 October 2017
Oriental

Trip Report on a few days at Baan Maka Nature Lodge in Thailand

My trip report on a few days at Baan Maka Nature Lodge, in Thailand and under new management, is at http://www.pacapix.com/Paul_Carter/tr20171016-th-baanmaka/

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22 August 2016
Oriental
BorneoMalaysiaMarbled CatMount KinabaluSabahWhiskered Flying Squirrel

Marbled Cat and Whiskered Flying Squirrel at Mount Kinabalu (Sabah, Borneo)

In May 2016 I photographed a Marbled Cat at Kinabalu Park; an elevation record for Borneo: http://www.pacapix.com/Paul_Carter/20160526a-marbled-cat-mount-kinabalu/ I also photogra

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  1. Eduardo Ruiz on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands2 October 2026

    Amazing report! Glad to see you got to see the togian babirusa, a few tarsiers species, blue eyed cuscus, etc……

  2. Antoine Rabussier on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands2 October 2026

    Stunning pictures! Make me want to come back to Indonesia and almost converted.me to bat photography!

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    Thanks Kyle, that’s interesting to me, and I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have seen it if you hadn’t posted it.

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