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22 July 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

Turkey Trip Report

I spent ten days looking for mammals and birds in southern Turkey last month. I rented a car in Adana and drove to various sites, including those around Aladagar, Birecik, and Sili

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21 July 2014
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Uinta & Wyoming Ground Squirrels

I find these 2 species very difficult to distinguish. The ground squirrel above was photographed at Fossil Butte National Monument. It appeared “buffier” than the Uinta

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14 July 2014
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Pygmy Rabbits

Despite spending a lot of time in sagebrush country, I had never seen a pygmy rabbit. Mammal watcher Dave Robichaud, who found me through this site, stopped in Idaho recently to se

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9 July 2014
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Canid in Harenna forest (Ethiopia)

Recently, during a trip to Ethiopia, we saw a group of two animals, exactly like the animal observed by Cocke Smith in 2012.   Was discussed the identity of the animal, some peopl

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9 July 2014
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Ocelots & Nilgais

Two blogs I’ve written that may be of interest: Ocelots on the border – last stand for the spotted cat in Texas? Nilgai – how the Asian antelope came to thrive i

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4 July 2014
Central and South America

New Trip Report: Costa Rica & Panama

Dear all, a new report Costa Rica & Panama, 2014: Dominique Brugiere, 1 month & some nice species including, in Costa Rica, a Mexican Porcupine, and, in Panama, Rothschild&

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2 July 2014
Africa

New Sengi (Round Eared Elephant Shrew) Species

In the news today, from Namibia http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/06/140626132216.htm Jon

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2 July 2014
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Arabian oryx in Israel

Hi all I’m considering a trip to Israel for the first two weeks of next April. One of my main targets would be Arabian oryx. From the report by Timo Marijnissen it seems the

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1 July 2014
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Tibet trip list (Pallas’s Cat was highlight)

I was in China (Tibetan Plateau and environs) June 2014 with a UK bird tour. We did great on birds, okay on mammals — it just was NOT a mammal trip is the thing, so I missed

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29 June 2014
Central and South America

Advertising Fiona Reid’s Nicaragua 2015 tour

Fiona Reid, legendary mammalogist, is running another trip to Nicaragua 2015 and asked if I would advertise it, which I do without hesitation. Fiona has teamed up with Jose Gabriel

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  1. Bozon on My Big Cat Year – China and the Wildcat species in the Tibetan Plateau19 August 2026

    Many thanks Sebastian!

  2. vnsankar on Canada and the USA – July 202619 August 2026

    Hi John - great report, and sounds like you had an awesome trip with Ian! We were just chatting about…

  3. Sebastian Kennerknecht on My Big Cat Year – China and the Wildcat species in the Tibetan Plateau19 August 2026

    Another fantastic trip, and four new felines for the year. Great job Marc, keep it up!

  4. CarlosBocos on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative18 August 2026

    Good point Jan, as its something we had discussed. We wanted a list of mammals for mammalwatchers and thats what…

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Canada and the USA – July 2026
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Advertising: Late Availability – North Vietnam, Oct 29-November 8 with Jon Hall, Jose Gabriel Martinez – for rare primates and a bat fest!
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Coming Soon to Mammalwatching (maybe): Lost Species List, a New Member Recruitment Competition and the perks of becoming a Contributing Member

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