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4 March 2011
Uncategorised

Camera Trap Images

This is worth a look. It seems Bush Dogs really do exist! http://siwild.si.edu/index.cfm?state=gallery

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4 March 2011
North American

Eastern Cougar Extinct…

So who is going to prove them wrong? http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/03/110302190717.htm

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2 March 2011
Uncategorised

Birders

This made me smile… I’m glad that there are too few mammalogists around to get mentioned 😉 http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/herpetology.png

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17 February 2011
Europe and the PalearcticOriental

New Trip Report – Yunnan Primates

Coke Smith and his family have just got back from Yunnan and managed to see a lot more than I thought possible including Black-crested Gibbons, Yunnan Snub-nosed Monkeys and Phayre

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16 February 2011
Europe and the Palearctic

RFI – mid Italy mammals

Vladimir Dinets asked me to post this on his behalf ….Jon Dear All, I’ll be in Italy for three weeks in May, in the area between Rome and Venice. I’d really like

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11 February 2011
Uncategorised

Ocelot seen in Arizona

This is making the rounds. Pretty exciting, IMO. http://www.azgfd.gov/w_c/es/ocelot2.shtml An AZG&F guy said that two Jaguars have been documented in southern AZ in the last ye

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5 February 2011
Central and South America

Mating Jaguars in Pantanal

On a trip to Brazil’s Pantanal in Sept 2010 I was most fortunate to see Jaguars mating in the Cuiaba River area out of Porto Jofre.  For 40 minutes I was able to watch a pai

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1 February 2011
Oriental

Bornean Bats in Pitcher Plants

This is pretty interesting http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_9372000/9372874.stm Jon

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29 January 2011
Oriental

Otters and Mammals from SE Asia – new report

Matt and Maureen Steer’s year long otter and other mammals global safari continues with a report from SE Asia where they got the otter trifector and saw some other nice stuff

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29 January 2011
Oriental

New Trip Report – India

Coke Smith and his family spent 3 weeks in India over Christmas and pretty much cleaned up. A trip report is linked here. Highlights include Striped Hyena, Sloth Bear, Capped Langu

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  1. Jane Kempler on Introduction + advices for South African trip, october 20268 June 2026

    We're going to be in South Africa in October. Here is our planned route: 02-Oct-26 Fri Fly LHR to JNB…

  2. Brett Hartl on A week in Kinabatangan and Sepilok, a new species of pangolins7 June 2026

    Does this mean that all Sunda-type pangolins in northeast Borneo are actually the cryptic species or are there two specis…

  3. PandaSmith on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?7 June 2026

    I've always thought the bear (now many bears) at Kaeng Krachan are an accident waiting to happen. Luckily so far,…

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    we did see the tail and it as black-tipped. Enough you'd think. But the reason for my caution is that…

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