New Trip Report – South Africa
Naturetrek’s “South Africa’s Rare Mammals” tour delivered the goods in April. South Africa, 2016: Naturetrek, 10 days & 54 species including Caracal,
Giraffe is now four species
https://www.yahoo.com/news/tall-tale-study-reveals-giraffes-four-species-not-194024390.html Interesting article on the split of the Giraffe. Nice to add new species without going
New Trip Report: South Africa
South Africa, 2016: Richard Webb (Wildwings), 11 days & 54 species including Smith’s Red Rock Hare, Cape Clawless and Spotted-necked Otters, Black-footed Cat, Zorilla, A
Fruit bat at Skukuze, Kruger NP, SA
I tried to post this before and it didn’t seem to work apologies if it now appears twice. Does anyone know what species of epauletted fruit bat hangs under the eaves at the s
Question about Mokala National park
Hi everyone who has been to Mokala National park in-between two nights at Marrick, I have a question about Roan and Sable antelopes: So here’s the deal – my mom wants u
New (old) Trip Report: East Africa, 2013
Venkat Sankar recently sent through an interesting report from his 2013 trip in East Africa, where he looked for both small and large mammals. Kenya & Tanzania, 2013: Venkat S
Two New Trip Reports: Namibia and a bit of Botswana
Félix Serrano López just submitted his first report (in both English and Spanish). He was in Nambia last month. And Richard Webb – hot on his heels – was there
East Africa Field Guide Recommendations?
I’ll be traveling to Kenya this winter (and maybe also Tanzania) and am looking for some good field guides to bring with me. A good mammal section is a must of course but inf
Pygmy Hippos?
Greetings all We’re new to this at Birding Ecotours/Mammal Ecotours but trying! Looking into possibility of finding Pygmy Hippos. Any ideas? When I get a bit more accustomed
Egypt
I've been to Egypt twice, but for reasons other than mammals. In 1995 I spent a week on a boat out of Hurghada, where I was diving in the southern Red Sea. The diving was fabulous