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20 November 2008
Oriental

Pygmy Tarsiers Re-discovered in Sulawesi

Long-lost ‘Furby-like’ Primate Discovered In Indonesia (November 19, 2008) — Anthropologists have discovered a group of primates not seen alive in 85 years. The p

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18 November 2008
Oriental

Colugo Split into Several Species

Species Diversity Of Enigmatic ‘Flying Lemurs’ Doubled By New Study (November 13, 2008) — Colugos, the closest living relatives of primates most notable for their

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7 November 2008
Africa

Pemba Flying Foxes Recovering

Critically Endangered Fruit Bat Make Dramatic Return From Brink Of Extinction (November 3, 2008) — A once critically endangered bat species, the ‘Pemba flying fox&#8217

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6 November 2008
Central and South America
llanosopossum

Opossum ID

I know this is a long shot, but I saw this opossum in a dead tree in the Llanos region of Colombia on a recent trip. Any ideas on species? If you look closely, you can see it has l

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1 November 2008
North American
wolverine

Wolverines in the Rockies

Wolverines roam the Rocky Mountains of the United States–but how many are there? It seems impossible to have anything but a chance encounter with one, and information on popu

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7 October 2008
Uncategorised

IUCN Red Data List – a quarter of mammals threatened

Nearly One In Four Of World’s Mammals At Risk Of Disappearing Forever (October 6, 2008) — The most comprehensive assessment of the world’s mammals has confirmed an ex

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24 September 2008
Oriental

New mammal discovered in the Phillipines

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/05/28/1085641708583.html I am not sure what I am missing here… it looks like a mouse to me, so quite why it is so unique is eluding me  

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21 September 2008
Oriental

Malay Badger Picture

    Francine Mejia sent me this picture of a Malay Badger she saw in the Danum Valley.  I don’t remember having seen  a photo of this species before and thought it was in

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19 September 2008
Oriental
BorneoMalaysia

Sabah, 2008

In August 2008 I had to visit Melaka in Peninsula Malaysia for work so I thought I would return to Borneo for a few days. I particularly wanted to see a Flat-headed Cat so decide

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15 September 2008
Uncategorised

New trip report — Australia

A two-page photo report on mammals seen during an August 2008 trip to sw & c Australia, plus a day in Tasmania, is now up, beginning at http://montereybay.com/creagrus/Auz08-ma

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Krung Ching Waterfall at Khao Luang NP, Thailand July 2025

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  1. wildlife_watcher on Eaglenest WLS and Assam Plains, Spring 202527 July 2025
  2. Ben W on Malaysia July 202527 July 2025
  3. Jon Hall on Where to go on the last African safari27 July 2025

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  1. wildlife_watcher on Eaglenest WLS and Assam Plains, Spring 202527 July 2025

    I would love to see those flying squirrels.

  2. Ben W on Malaysia July 202527 July 2025

    Correction - the reddish langur that I identified as the red morph of T. cristatus has been re-identified as a…

  3. Jon Hall on Where to go on the last African safari27 July 2025

    I agree Zakouma is epic and we saw multiple Serval every night there. Has to be the best place for…

  4. Ian Thompson on Thermal Scope Country Restrictions27 July 2025

    Last year we took multiple flights in India with a thermal scope without difficulties, although a tiny Allen key was…

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Eaglenest WLS and Assam Plains, Spring 2025
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PNG Highlands – short report
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Where to go on the last African safari
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Wolves and bears in Northern Spain – information wanted

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