A few Namibian mammalworthy sites
Chris and Mathilde Stuart, authors of numerous mammal field guides, are on the road on a long trip from Namibia to Zimbabwe via Zambia and Malawi. They emailed me a few interesting
New Trip Report: Madagascar’s Enigmatic Wildlife
Here’s a new report from Topical Birding, who are increasingly getting into their mammals. Fabulous photos too. Madagascar, 2019: Tropical Birding, 1 month & 42 species i
South Africa August 2019
South Africa 2019 Two weeks and 39 mammal species seen including African Wild Dog, Sable and Southern Reedbuck. This was not a mammal watching trip but also included some fun elem
A Strawberry Leopard
https://www.yahoo.com/news/couple-capture-incredibly-clear-images-of-very-rare-strawberry-leopard-145651776.html I have never heard of one of these color mutations in a leopard bef
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Let’s Go to Kgalagadi in 2020 with Chalo Africa 5-Person Group Departures From Mabua to Twee and vice-versa Group 1: Arrives in Botswana on May 1, 2020 – Trip Ends in South Afr
New Trip Report: DRC and Okapis
Mathias D’haen sent me this intriguing report a couple of months back: first thing I did was find out a bit more about the park and it seems – just days after Mathias v
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Let’s Go to Chad in 2020 with Chalo Africa Ennedi – Ounianga – Zakouma 6-Person Group Departure Dates: Arrival in Chad on February 21, 2020 – Departure from Chad on March 1
African Golden Cat pictures from Bwindi Forest
For those who aren’t on Facebook, here are some fabulous shots of relaxed and prolonged encounter with an African Golden Cat after a gorilla hike in Bwindi Impenetrable Fores
New Trip Report: Madagascar
Here’s another report from Phil Gregory – a logistically challenging, but wildlife rich trip. Madagascar, 2015: Phil Gregory, 16 days & 18 species including Aye Aye
Zambia Trip Report 2019
Our amazing trip to Zambia resulted in 36 mammal species including Lion, Leopard, Serval, Sitatunga, Honey Badger and Spotted-necked Otter. Please follow the link to see my report