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2 April 2015
Central and South America

New Trip Report: Ecuador

Here’s a new report from Torbjorn Lundqvist Ecuador 2015, 3 weeks & 29 species including Woolly, Equatorial Saki and White-bellied Spider Monkeys, Olingo and Olinguito, 2

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2 April 2015
Uncategorised

A mini-trip to Mono Lake and vicinity

Dear All, I’ll be guiding a mini-tour to Mono Lake/Yosemite area for three days/four nights starting either May 29 or May 30. The target species will be various endemic roden

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1 April 2015
Uncategorised

Mongoose & Porcupines

A couple of recent blogs I’ve written that might be of interest: Island Mongoose: Researcher Buzz Hoagland has captured thousands of non-native mongooses in the Caribbean and

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1 April 2015
North American

Canadian footprints in need of ID

Hi, a friend sent me these pictures of mammal tracks from Canada. The first images are from Saskatchewan, the second – in the snow on open tundra- from Churchill (there were

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31 March 2015
Africa

New trip report: South Africa

A list of species seen on a successful trip to to South Africa, 2015: Romain Bocquier, 12 days & 61 species including Aardvark, Aardwolf, Wild Dog, Honey Badger, South African

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31 March 2015
Oriental

New trip report: Gujurat

Great new report from a Richard Webb-led, Wildwings tour to Gujurat: 12 days & 27 species including Striped Hyena, Asiatic Lion, Wolf and Desert Jird. jon

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30 March 2015
Uncategorised

RED WOLF REINTRODUCTION IN PERIL

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30 March 2015
Europe and the Palearctic

Another Western Sahara trip report

In March I got the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of many other mammal watchers and made a trip to Western Sahara. We didn’t do as well with spotlighting as lot of ot

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26 March 2015
Uncategorised

Aplodontia rufa nigra

I checked the location for Point Arena mountain beaver (don’t remember who recommended it, but thanks!) at the end of Alder Creek Beach Rd. that branches of Hwy 1 just N of M

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23 March 2015
Uncategorised

Top 10 Night Safaris

Here is a blog I wrote on night safaris. Keep in mind that my organization’s membership has all levels of nature skill and interest, so I tried to give a varied account. And

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