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28 August 2010
North American

Notes on recent trips

I put a couple  pages together on my new blog. Mostly about lifers for me/where I found mammals others might want to know about. Arizona/New Mexico is at http://wp.me/p12yCV-4 Ala

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24 August 2010
Europe and the Palearctic
Hungary

Hungary, 2010 Trip Report

In summer 2010 I was looking for somewhere in Europe to take my kids – Patrick and Katy – for a few days mammal chasing and I thought Hungary might be the go when I lea

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22 August 2010
Uncategorised

RFI New Orleans area

Hi. I need to visit New Orleans soon for ten days and will have two or three days spare to look for mammals. Can anyone suggest locations, guides methods or local specialties to lo

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18 August 2010
Central and South America

New Trip Report – Paraguay

I was in Paraguay last week and had a lot of fun in the Chaco. A trip report is here: 26 living species including a couple of Mouse Opposums and the very strange Chacoan Peccary. I

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4 August 2010
Oriental

Hairy nosed Otter and other small carnivores photographed in Sabah

I would love to see their video of the Otter Civet http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/08/100803072723.htm

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22 July 2010
Africa

Right Whale breaches onto Yacht

This story is doing the rounds today… the embedded video link is amusing too http://www.smh.com.au/environment/whale-watch/whale-leaps-from-water-crushes-yacht-mast-20100722-

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21 July 2010
North American

Mammal watching in North Carolina

Hey folks Last May I hit up North Carolina for birding and Salamandering, but also saw a few interesting mammals, particulary pelagic species I had two trips with Patteson Pelagics

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21 July 2010
Oriental

New study revises Finless Porpoise Taxonomy and Yangtze River Porpoise conservation

Here is a link to a BBC news story summarizing the paper http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_8767000/8767968.stm Take home message is that: The Chinese and Indo-Pacifi

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20 July 2010
Europe and the Palearctic

RFI: Crested Porcupine and other mammals, central Italy

Hi all In mid-October I will be spending a week in the Abruzzo National Park in the Apennine Mountains of western central Italy. I will also have a couple of days to explore Umbria

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17 July 2010
Oriental

New Trip Reports: Taman Negara & Java

I was in SE Asia in June and July, and I spent a couple of nights in Taman Negara to (successfully) look for Tapirs A report is here  I then went to Java for a few days and saw 21

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