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20 February 2013
Central and South America

Stranding Dolphins

Some unusual film of a pod of Common Dolphins as they strand on a Brazilian beach http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn21575-what-made-30-dolphins-come-ashore-in-brazil.html Jon

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19 February 2013
Central and South America

Giant armadillos

Scientists document baby giant armadillos for the first time.

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8 February 2013
Oriental

Bornean Cats

Here’s a nice article Maurice Tijm sent me with film of both Marbled Cat and Clouded Leopard from Jyrki Hokkanen (the Clouded Leopard film at least has already been posted he

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7 February 2013
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Bison Battles

Why it’s important for bison on private reserves to fight. 

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7 February 2013
Africa

Straw Coloured Fruit Bats in their Millions

Some fabulous photos from Kasanka NP Zambia, where the Straw Coloured Fruit Bats gather in their millions this time of year. I actually saw this there for New Year’s Eve 1992

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7 February 2013
Central and South America

New Trip Report – Ecuador

Dominique Brugiere just sent me this report of a 5 week trip with some good mammals including Spectacled Bears, Mountain Tapir, Galapagos Fur Seal, Tayra, Woolly Monkeys and a Gian

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6 February 2013
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Flying Squirrels & Forest Patches

Researchers in Tongass National Forest, Alaska radio track northern flying squirrels to see how big a forest patch they need to survive and thrive. Read the blog. 

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6 February 2013
Uncategorised

Commander Islands Trip Report – Updated

Hi gang!  Som is at it again – updating the hell out of our older trip reports.  This one was to Russia’s Commander Islands a few years back. Got some interesting stu

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5 February 2013
Central and South America

Huge population of tapir discovered on Peru – Bolivian border

http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/news/tapir-lowland.html#cr Jon

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5 February 2013
Africa

Kingdom’s New Mammals of Africa 6 Vol Set

As some of you know the new 6 vol set of the Mammals of Africa hits the shops in a couple of weeks. Jonathan Kingdon’s magnum opus describes every known African mammal. The w

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23 August 2026
Updating IUCN status of data deficient species?
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Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip
21 August 2026
How to find a pine marten?

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  1. Grayson Ponti on Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip23 August 2026

    In my book nowhere tops East Africa (Kenya or Tanzania) for a first-time mammal watching trip. I would start with…

  2. Jim Vanderpoel on Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip23 August 2026

    Sorry, I just re-read your comment and you mentioned January and February--you don't want to visit Yellowstone in winter. June…

  3. Jim Vanderpoel on Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip23 August 2026

    I nominate Yellowstone National Park in the United States for first mammal trip. Easy to see lots of big game…

  4. Michael Johnson on Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip22 August 2026

    I agree with Jan, Africa (or at least southern and eastern Africa) would be my pick for a "first" mammal…

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Queensland June/July 2026
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Large rodents of southeast Poland

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