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30 October 2015
Uncategorised

Surprise

Hold on, let me move this rock out of the way. http://9gag.com/gag/aZN24D0?ref=android.s.email So that’s how you find one of those… Looks like we’ll need a speci

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29 October 2015
Uncategorised

Bracken Cave

Some nice photos from inside Bracken Cave in Texas, the world’s largest bat cave.

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29 October 2015
Europe and the Palearctic

New Trip Reports: Estonia and Cantabria

Here are a a couple of reports from the tour company Wisebirding. Cantabria, 2015: Wisebirding, 5 days & 6 species including Wildcat and Wolf. And here is their report of the t

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28 October 2015
Central and South America

New Nature Reserve in Colombia protect the Silvery-brown Bare-faced Tamarin

These two new cloud forest reserves in the Colombian Andes look pretty interesting.. has anyone been? Jon

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28 October 2015
Central and South AmericaNorth American

New Trip Report: Chiapas

Great to see another interesting Mexico report, this time from Michael Kessler: it is a country under-reported on given its huge diversity Chiapas, 2015: Michael Kessler’s no

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28 October 2015
Uncategorised

Whale watching boat capsizes off Tofino, BC

Five dead, one missing, 21 rescued by local boats. A “rogue wave” is thought to be the cause. Man, you just never know what might happen. No particular link, google wil

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27 October 2015
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Svalbard Trip Report

Hi all. A trip report from about one month of cruising around Svalbard this year. Enjoy. https://mammalwatching.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/svalbard-2015-tour-report.pdf I promise

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27 October 2015
Oriental

Langur vs Marten

This video is exciting… though somewhat disturbing for monkey lovers Jon

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22 October 2015
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Canada Lynx and Owls Trip Jan 2016

If anyone is interested, I am running a trip to Minnesota in January for 10 days targeting Canada Lynx for the first five days and then some general birding targeting owls and oth

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22 October 2015
North American
New Jersey

New Trip Report: New Jersey

Vladimir Dinets has sent some notes – the first for mammal watching.com – on New Jersey … Fuhgeddaboudit! Princeton, 2015: Vladimir Dinets’s notes on the m

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  1. Flemming Versloot on Tigers on foot in Nepal and so much more! – Wildlife Watching Expeditions12 August 2025

    Amazing trip report to read Jillian. How is encountering tigers on foot? I heard on the mammalwatching podcast and in…

  2. Jon Hall on Superb Sunda Clouded Leopard Sighting: My lucky hat strikes again12 August 2025

    This was a large male I was told. So must have been over 20kg. I suppose the head body length…

  3. Flemming Versloot on Superb Sunda Clouded Leopard Sighting: My lucky hat strikes again12 August 2025

    Incredible sighting! A clouded leopard (mainland or sunda) is very high on my list. How big was this male specimen…

  4. Bruno Kovacs Gomez on Goodbye Zimbabwe11 August 2025

    Hi Moses, Amazing report! It would be great to go mammalwatching with you one day. Greetings from another teen mammalwatcher…

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Trip Report – Endemic Mammals of the Southern Cone – Royle Safaris – February 2025
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