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27 April 2014
Oriental

Snow Leopard Trip – October 2014: any interest in joining?

Hi, I’ve decided (finally) to go look for Snow Leopards in Hemis National Park, India and am putting together a small group of people (no more than 6). Provisional dates are

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27 April 2014
Europe and the Palearctic
Croatia

New Trip Report – Croatia

Here’s an account of my trip to Croatia last week to find a Mediterranean Monk Seal Jon

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26 April 2014
Central and South America

New Trip Report – Nicaragua

Fiona Reid was in Nicaragua last month and had another great. trip. Nicaragua, 2014: Fiona Reid 12 days & 43 species. Highlights including Jaguarundi, Hooded, Spotted and Hog-n

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25 April 2014
Central and South America

New trip report – Chile

I’ve just uploaded a short report from Romain Bocquier Chile, 2014: Romain Bocquier, 8 days & 15 species including Geoffroy’s Cat, Puma and Commerson’s Dolphi

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24 April 2014
Uncategorised

Mule deer migration routes in Wyoming

Interesting piece of newly discovered migration route of mule deer in Wyoming – approx. 500 individuals travel 150 miles each season. https://www.thedodo.com/researchers-unco

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24 April 2014
Uncategorised

Non-mammal watching trip to China with 7 species

So unlike Sjef, I had a good session in the “How NOT to mammal-watch in China” school. 1. Don’t go to the places where all the tourists go (Jiuzhaigou, Emeishan

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23 April 2014
North American
identificationMustela

Weasel Identification Help

I saw this little guy in 2006, before I was really deeply into wildlife watching. I saw it at the Calgary Zoo, in Alberta, Canada. It was running through the portion of the zoo loc

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22 April 2014
Oriental
ChinaChinese Mountain CatPikaSichuan

Sichuan Trip Synopsis – Pika ID

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20 April 2014
Africa

Video: Escape-Artist Honey Badger Refuses To Be Captive

This is an entertaining little video that shows who carries the brains in the animal kingdom. – Leslie Sokolow =========== Video: Escape-Artist Honey Badger Refuses To Be Cap

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20 April 2014
Uncategorised

seeing snow leopards

Hi all I’m pondering a snow leopard trip next year. If anyone has any recommendations about the best companies to use etc., I’d be grateful. Also if anyone is interes

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  1. Jon Hall on Looking for advice – best places in Europe to see bat roosts3 May 2026

    I think it’s as much about the people as the country. If you find the right expertise you can see…

  2. CarlosBocos on Looking for advice – best places in Europe to see bat roosts2 May 2026

    I would say Spain as well. Here you will have a very good of finding non-cave roosts if you know…

  3. davidh1 on Flashlight question1 May 2026

    I left a full review right before the site went down and it didn't post, so this is short and…

  4. Vsevolod Rudyi on Looking for advice – best places in Europe to see bat roosts1 May 2026

    I've checked some of the reports from e.g. France, but there's a lot of countries to look through. So I…

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Looking for advice – best places in Europe to see bat roosts
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Senegal March 2026, 11 days, 33 Species including Pale Fox, Lion, Manatee, 2 species of Genet, Red-flanked Duiker.
29 April 2026
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