New Trip Report: US Southwest
During September 2019 I visited the United States to attend the 7th World Mountain Ungulate Conference. Before and after I had a total of 10 days to look for wildlife. This ti
New Trip Report: Kaktovik and Denali, Alaska
Another interesting report – both because of its location and its rich detail – this time from Greg Easton. Great photos too. Kaktovik and Denali, September 2019: Greg
New Trip Report: Hexigten (inner Mongolia), China
Here’s a really cool report from a place I have never heard of, featuring a mammal or two I have never heard of as well. And just a day’s drive from Beijing. Thank you
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Republic of Congo to Dzanga Sangha Reserve (Central African Republic) trip report
I visited Dzanga Sangha between 13 – 18 September and took a route that I have not seen described here, yet seems logical. Moreover, it opens the possibility to combine visit
New Trip Report: Chilean Patagonia, 2019
Mattia Altieri doesn’t usually take group trips, but it seems that you pretty much have to do these days if you want to visit Torres Del Paine without spending a fortune. Pat
New Trip Report: Yellowstone
Here’s a first time report from Bud Lensing. Yellowstone, 2019: Bud Lensing, 4 days & 14 species including Grizzly and Black Bears and Wolves. Jon
New Trip Report: Bolivia
Here’s a second report from Janco van Gelderen. I really do need to visit Bolivia it seems! Kaa lya and Amboro, 2019: Janco van Gelderen, 1 week & about 30 species includ
New Trip Report: Ecudaor
A great report from Michael Kessler, featuring his 1000th species (congratulations!) and showing again the power of a thermal scope. Papallacta, San Isidro & Wild Sumaco, 2019:
New Trip Report: Chile
Here’s a new report from Janco van Gelderen Chile, 2019: Janco van Gelderen, 4 weeks & about 20 mammals including Puma, Pudu, Darwin’s Fox and Lesser Grison. Jon