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26 May 2012
North AmericanOriental
Sri LankaTexas

New Trip Reports – Big Bend (Texas) & Sri Lanka

Two new trip reports on mammalwatching.com Big Bend Bat Watch, 2012: Fiona Reid, 1 week & 20+ species including the fabulous Ghost-faced Bat, Townsend’s Big-eared Bat, Da

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21 May 2012
Uncategorised

Where to find a Puma in the USA

Hey guys, I have a couple of weeks free before I start my new job and I really want to take the opportunity and take a road trip somewhere to see some mammals I haven’t seen,

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17 May 2012
Europe and the Palearctic

Pine Martens on the Isle of Mull (UK)

Pine Martens have started breeding on the Isle of Mull in Scotland. http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/a-pine-in-the-backside-or-valued-wildlife/ Jon

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15 May 2012
Uncategorised

Bat distribution maps

There is a pretty cool Google Earth app that shows range maps for the bats of the world here: http://gis.miiz.waw.pl/webapps/thebats/iucn/default.aspx?bheight=849&ie=true I ha

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14 May 2012
Europe and the PalearcticOriental

New Trip Report – Anhui, China

Coke Smith just sent me a report from his trip this month to Anhui – 4 days & 6 species including Tibetan Macaque and Finless Porpoise and lots of great photos as always.

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13 May 2012
North American

Blainville’s Beaked Whale Video off the Bahamas

Some great footage and thanks to Jean-Michel Bompar for sending me this http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TtEHjPb18ps Jon

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12 May 2012
North American

Humpback Whales intervene to protect Grey Whale from Orcas

If you haven’t seen this then its an interesting read – Humpback Whales apparently trying to protect a Grey Whale being attacked by Orcas off Monterey http://www.digita

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12 May 2012
North American

Zion Rodents – ID required

Here are a final set of photos from Jean-Michel Bompar of 4 rodents caught near the southern entrance of Zion national park. Animal 1 below had a HB length of 95mm and the tail was

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11 May 2012
North American

Arizona Rodents – ID required

Jean-Michel Bompar sent me photos of 3 animals he caught at – respectively – Cottonwood, Wilcox, and SE of Wilcox all in AZ. All in sandy/bushy habitat. Would anyone ve

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9 May 2012
North American
IdahoWashington

Ground Squirrels of the Pacific NW

Last weekend I thought I’d make a quick weekend dash from New York to Washington State to spend 48 hours trying to find four Ground Squirrels I’ve yet to see. It is ov

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  1. JanEbr on Advertising: Argentina Mega Mammal Trip with Royle Safaris in September 202714 October 2025

    These are always pretty good for getting location tips, thanks :) So you say that Puma is common above Mendoza?…

  2. JanEbr on Where to go for Asiatic Black Bear14 October 2025

    I guess Japan? I have *probably* seen one there while randomly hiking in the mountains - I do not count…

  3. Evan on Easy capybaras at tourist sites? (Southern South America)14 October 2025

    Update #2. We seem to have found the Holy Grail of "easy capybaras" (both in terms of reliability and access):…

  4. Evan on Anyone interested in Guyana’s Rewa Lodge this December?14 October 2025

    Thanks Ian! That's encouraging! Do you remember what specifically you saw around the lodge (i.e. without needing an excursion)?

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