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20 September 2010
Oriental

High Altitude Tigers in Bhutan

A BBC film crew has found Tigers living up to 4000m in the Bhutanese mountains

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16 September 2010
Europe and the Palearctic

Bargain Tour to Estonia

I’ve got no commerical interest in this tour but having just come back from Estonia I can recommend the country and this company. Contact them direct for more information tho

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16 September 2010
Uncategorised

Dolphins’ Hunting Techniques – Some Videos

Some lovely footage here from around the world – tall this info was all sent via Simon Allen in Australia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hzUZE5bdfI *Dolphins making mud-plum

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16 September 2010
Central and South America

Moonstruck Primates: Owl Monkeys Need Moonlight as Much as a Biological Clock for Nocturnal Activity

A little bit of scientific evidence around the effect of moonlight on nocturnal activity (but only for Night Monkeys) ScienceDaily (Sep. 11, 2010) — An international collaboratio

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1 September 2010
North American

New Trip Report: SW USA, Washington State and Vancouver Island

I spent the last week of August 2010 in the USA, with a quick visit to Vancouver Island, trying to see a few new things. Matt Miller came along for the SW bit of the trip and my ki

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31 August 2010
Uncategorised

Chipmunk ID – any ideas?

Matt Miller and I were on the north rim of the Grand Canyon last week and I took a few photos of what I assumed was a Uinta chipmunk near the camp site. I didn’t realise at t

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30 August 2010
Central and South America

Calvin Klein and Large Latin Mammals

Thank you to Jean-Michel Bompar for sharing this…

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30 August 2010
North American

There was an old woman who swallowed a fly….

This is a really nice example of how when one thing disturbs an ecosystem, all sorts of flow on effects can follow .. Trojan Horse attack on native lupine: Tiny mice advance under

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30 August 2010
Oriental

New Trip Report – Borneo and Singapore

A third excellent report from Sjef Ollers covering Sabah and Singapore, 2007 – 3 weeks & 35 species including Clouded Leopard, Flat-headed Cat and Hose’s Langur.

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30 August 2010
Central and South America

New Trip Reports – Brazil and Costa Rica

Sjef Ollers sent me two great reports for Brazil and Costa Rica Costa Rica 2008: 3 weeks & 22 species including an Ocelot and a Long-tailed Weasel South East Brazil, 2010: 3 we

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    I am not sure how that would go. A lot of the coast has rather shallow water and there aren't…

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    Vladimir, many thanks!!

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