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29 June 2014
Europe and the PalearcticOriental

New trip reports Poland & Ranthambore

Bieszczady, 2014: Jan Kelchtermans account of 9 days in the mountains with sightings of Bison and Wolf plus hearing a Lynx. Ranthambore, 2014: Avi Sarkel’s account of a few d

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25 June 2014
North American

Fishers return to New York City

Guess where I am going as soon as I get home…? http://naturalsciencesresearch.wordpress.com/2014/06/06/fisher-photographed-in-the-bronx-first-ever-nyc-record-of-this-squirrel

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24 June 2014
Uncategorised

Spotted Bat Survey

A cool citizen science opportunity if anyone is going to be near Washington State next month: Monitor spotted bats.

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22 June 2014
Oriental

Snow Leopard Trip Report

Here’s a nice blog and pictures from Avi Sarkhel on a successful hunt for Snow Leopards earlier this year. I can’t wait to visit in October Ladakh, 2014: Avi Sarkel&#82

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20 June 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

Chinese fishermen film an Amur Tiger’s international swim

Unusual footage of a Tiger swimmings 300+ metres from Russia to China http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/news/Swimming-tiger.html#cr Jon

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19 June 2014
Africa
Central African Republic

Sangha Lodge reopening 1 July

As some of you know, the fabulous Sangha Lodge in the Central African Republic has been closed for a few weeks because of the problems in the country. The good news is that the lod

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18 June 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

Conservation Status of Large European Carnivores

With thanks to Nicolas Gaidet who recommended I post this ….I was surprised and pleased to see such a positive assessment for several species in several countries Jon In 2012

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18 June 2014
Australasia

Koalas hug trees to keep cool

Quite an interesting article http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/tree-huggers-koalas-cuddle-up-to-keep-cool/ jon

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16 June 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

Fin Whale Breach

This video shows an unusual sight of a Fin Whale breaching (the second biggest animal ever to have lived on the planet) off of Gibraltar. Check out the breach in the first few seco

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14 June 2014
Europe and the PalearcticNorth American

New Trip Report – Croatia & Italy; Last Stand for US Ocelots?

Mike Richardson and Sarah Winch just got back from a road trip through Italy to Croatia and sent me a great report. Italy and Croatia, 2014: Mike Richardson & Sarah Winch, 8 da

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  1. Matt Pep on A November weekend near Barcelona21 August 2025

    Cant really help you, but can say that ibex are rather easy to see at Montserrat. One morning should be…

  2. JanEbr on A November weekend near Barcelona21 August 2025

    I have no idea about ibex and chamoix around Barcelona, but I have seen a genet pretty quickly on a…

  3. Lennartv on Uganda June/July 202521 August 2025

    If you were to return to Uganda you may find anomalure to be more easier than usual because at Semliki…

  4. Lennartv on Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?21 August 2025

    With a 1.4 extender you'd be looking at F9.0 maximum. Personally I can still do a lot with that, but…

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