Gear Review: Swarovski Optik EL 8.5 x 42 binoculars
Life has many important decisions. Work. Marriage. Children. But if you make a mistake there are options: you can change careers, file for divorce or leave the kids at an adoption
Red Wolf like canids in Texas and Louisiana
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/11/the-ghost-genes-of-a-nearly-extinct-animal-live-on-in-texas/601624/?utm_medium=offsite&utm_source=yahoo&utm_campaign=yah
Albino Eastern Gray Squirrel
Hi all, Just wanted to post that after a nearly two year absence the albino Eastern Gray Squirrel on my block reappeared again this time just two homes down from me. If I get a g
More news
1. An article about the rediscovery of San Quentin kangaroo rat: https://www.lostandfoundnature.com/blog/2019/10/21/stumbling-upon-an-extinct-rodent-on-the-edge/?fbclid=IwAR3qFA6PP
John Brodie Good (Wildwings)
Photo: Mark Andrews Many people visiting this site will have known John Brodie Good, founder of Wildwings, who sadly died recently after suffering a heart attack. Some will have tr
Mammalwatching Meeting 2020/21 – Survey
Dear Mammal watchers As we have already suggested a few days ago, we would like to do more for mammals than just watch – we would like to conntect the enthusiasts and experts
New Trip Report: Ethiopia
A nice report from Andreas Jonsson. It sounds like the Gaysay Grasslands at Dinsho may now be a reliable spot for Caracals. Ten years ago I saw several Servals here. Ethiopia, 2019
Random news
Some news from around the world: 1. I’ve been back to North America for a couple months, and did a few all-nighters in New Jersey forests with a thermal scope. Except for jus
Book Review: Indian Mammals: A Field Guide. 2014 Edition
If you have travelled to India during the past 15 years you have probably travelled with Vivek Menon’s field guide. I got my copy when it was first published in 2003 and it w