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26 May 2020
North American
batsNew York

Recent Bat sightings in NY

Just wanted to report that I had a Big Brown and a Hoary Bat along Oil City Rd. at the Wallkill River N.W.R., Pine Island, NY and a Little Brown Myotis hanging on the side of the v

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25 May 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
Finland

Predator Watching in Finland

I have still not given up hope to return to Africa in July this year. However, “hope for the best, plan for the worst”, as one of my favorite novel character has a habi

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20 May 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
Cretan Wild GoatKri-kri

Kri-kri

Did you know that this “smallest wild goat” lives on at least ten different islands in the Aegean archipelagos? That you can also observe it near Athens? And that it once was s

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19 May 2020
Africa
Algeria

Saharan Cheetah photographed in Algeria (2020)

After more than a decade since the last sighting, the Saharan Cheetah was observed again in Ahaggar, southern of Algeria in March 2020. This was in the context of a project by Gove

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19 May 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
flying squirrel finland

i search guides for Flying squirrel in east Finland

Hello, I go beginning of july to Finland with a small group (i hope, if the borders are open). For east Finland i search a good guide for guiding a excursion for flying squirrels (

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18 May 2020
Africa
Djibouti

New Trip Report: Djibouti

Here is a new (old) report from Anita Ericson who clearly has a much better memory than I have ever had – she has – after popular demand – been able to write a re

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18 May 2020
Uncategorised

BBC says Primate Watching Officially a Thing (and Russ Mittermeier sees all 80 Genera)

This will be a fun programme from the BBC I think I have seen 63 genera of primates, though I haven’t been all that focussed on them (at least until I started taking trips wi

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17 May 2020
Uncategorised
Baffin IslandChileEthiopiaGambiaMadagascarSri LankaVietnam

Where to go when

Hi all I saw Jon’s post re lesser known mammal spots (my personal favourite is Pico, Azores – probably one of the best cetacean watching places on the planet)… Cu

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17 May 2020
Africa
Ethiopiataxonomy

Rodent and Hare references for Ethiopia

This 2019 reference covers rodents in Ethiopia; with range maps: Bryja J, Meheretu Y, Sumbera R, Lavrenchenko LA (2019 Sep). Annotated checklist, taxonomy and distribution of roden

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17 May 2020
Australasia
AustraliaNew South WalesNorthern TerritorySouth AustraliaVictoriaWestern Australia

New Trip Report: Australia’s Top End and more

Here’s a mega report from Isaac Clarey of a 5 month road trip around the western half of Australia, and a south eastern loop too.  A superb trip through some of my favourite

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Coming Soon to Mammalwatching (maybe): Lost Species List, a New Member Recruitment Competition and the perks of becoming a Contributing Member
23 August 2026
Lost Species Initiative: A Borneo Safari just added to the prize pot

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  1. Vladimir Dinets on How to find a pine marten?24 August 2026

    Pine marten behavior differs between places that have stone marten and those that don't. In the latter it has a…

  2. shortclaws on Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip24 August 2026

    If you feel confident enough to travel independently, then definitely self-drive is the best way to keep the cost down.…

  3. Jon Swenson on Updating IUCN status of data deficient species?24 August 2026

    I agree that this is a good question, Daniel. The IUCN evaluations are carried out by IUCN SSC (Species Survival…

  4. Frank Fundel on Queensland June/July 202624 August 2026

    Thanks for all the responses! I will then definitely stay a few days in Atherton Tablelands, probably also visit Chillagoe…

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How to find a pine marten?
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First Trip to Japan (Honshu) in Nov/Dec – Advice on Target Species & Itinerary
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Queensland June/July 2026
19 August 2026
Large rodents of southeast Poland

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