New Trip Report: Zambia Batwatch Trip, 2016
Here’s a report from Fiona Reid’s trip to Zambia last year. Some useful info on some bat sites plus a few non-chiropteran mammals too. Zambia, 2016: Fiona Reid, 11 days
range map of the 3 flying squirrels in North America
Arbogast et alia have published an excellent article titled “Genetic Data Reveal a Cryptic Species of New World Flying Squirrel.” (Journal of Mammology, Aug 2017 issue,
New Trip Report: Sri Lanka
Here’s another spectacularly successful Sri Lankan trip, this time from Tobi Lundqvist or who did really well in 2 weeks despite pursuing a “balanced” itinerary!
Best Mammal Watching Experience
A couple of months ago I was chatting with Mac Hunter (of the legendary Borneo 2016 trip which scored Clouded Leopard, Marbled Cat and Pangolin) and Charles Foley (the original Bi
New Trip Report: Bolivian Chaco
I would love to get to Bolivia, all the more so after reading Jean Dille’s report. Bolivian Chaco, 2017: Jean Dille, 5 days & 10 species including Puma, Jaguarundi, Ocelo
Trip Report: Wet Tropics, July 2017
This is the trip report of my 2 mammal watching days in the Wet Tropics, Queensland. Trip report PDF: Mammal watching Atherton 2017 SPECIES LIST: Platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinu
Three days around Manaus
With Jon Hall, Charles Hood, Marcelo Henrique Marcos, Jose Gabriel Martinez, Amber Melhouse, Judy Parrish, Micah Riegner, Hari & Venkat Sankar, Ian Thompson and Phil Telfer. In
New Trip Report: Azores, 2017
An interesting report from Michael Kessler’s trip to the Azores: despite bad weather he saw some great cetaceans. Azores, 2017: Michael Kessler, 2 weeks (and 5 boat trips) wi
Time in Peru
Hello There I have a question regarding where to best look for mammals in Peru. I have about 5 days Puerto Maldonado in October and was wondering whether I should try to stay the