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13 June 2012
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RFI: mammals around Brisbane

I will have a week in Brisbane in mid-August and I am looking for tips and stakeouts for mammals, besides information at Jon’s website. I am also interested in widespread one

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9 June 2012
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The Southwest

Hi All, We just spent a month traveling in NW New Mexico, N Arizona, SE Utah and Colorado. I searched a lot of slot canyons, small caves and abandoned mines, but had little luck wi

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7 June 2012
Oriental

New Trip Report – Way Kambas, Sumatra

A new report from Richard Webb, just back from Way Kambas he saw 26 species including Marbled Cat(s) and a Banded Palm Civet. Jon

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4 June 2012
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Western US – Swift Fox NM, Black Footed Ferret AZ, Ruby Mtns, NV

Just a heads up for some tough US species.  I have had great success with finding Swift Fox sometimes multiples on a single night drive on highway 56/412 from Springer, NM to Cla

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3 June 2012
Africa

New Trip Report – Namibia

A great new report from Sjef Ollers Namibia, 2012: 16 days & 45 species including Aardvark, Cape Fox, Honey Badger and Aardwolf. Jon

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3 June 2012
Europe and the Palearctic

New Trip Report – Belgium and Germany

Marks Hows’ report from 3 days in Belgium and Germany with 10 species including a Stone Marten. Jon

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1 June 2012
Central and South America

Colombian Cats

Thanks to Jean-Michel Bompar for this interesting link about images from a camera trap on a ranch in the Colombian llanos. Muchas gatos! http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/news/juan-s

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29 May 2012
Africa
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ID help needed – Elephant Shrew sp. (Namibia)

Hi, I made some record shots (see below) of two elephant shrews at Erongo Lodge in Namibia in April (trip report will follow soon).  I think that these are Bushveld Elephant Shrew

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28 May 2012
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Sierra Leone and Gabon

Hi, We would like to visit Sierra Leone (Tiwai Island and Gola NP), but there is little info about mammalwatching over there. Has anybody been there already? If so, what kind of m

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27 May 2012
Europe and the Palearctic

Iberian Wild Boar on Camera

We live on the outskirts of a village 80 km from Valencia City, Spain. This rural village lies in a valley surrounded by mountains and hills, and consists of approximately 550 ho

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  1. benbalmford on Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?2 September 2026

    Not sure if wildlife is your only focus. Obviously Guayaquil is often the starting point to get off to Galapagos.…

  2. benbalmford on Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip2 September 2026

    That is a pretty healthy budget for sure for a mammal trip. In general, beyond international flights, the biggest costs…

  3. benbalmford on First Trip to Japan (Honshu) in Nov/Dec – Advice on Target Species & Itinerary2 September 2026

    Hi. We're just back from a 2.5week trip in July. We saw most of these species pretty easily, but it…

  4. benbalmford on Looking for info for planning a 11-day trip to Ethiopia (April 26)2 September 2026

    Sorry for slow reply, but we rented a car with a driver (Biruk tours). He was amazing, and is able…

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