New Trip Report: Saudi Arabia
Here’s a first report for Saudi Arabia, which has recently started allowing tourists into the country. Saudi Arabia, 2022: Carlos Bocos, 5 days & 12 species including Kin
Advertising: 2 places probably available for Gabon 23 July – 1 August plus option pre-trip
Royle Safaris three trips to Gabon this year are all sold out but it looks likely that two Ukranian mammalwatchers may need to drop out of the late July trip. No guesses as to why&
New Trip Report: Cote D’Ivoire
Another fun report from Ian who was enjoying a primate and duiker fest, while earning his Phd in West African bureaucracy, in the Ivory Coast last month. Tai Forest, 2022: Ian Thom
New Trip Report: Zakouma, Chad
Here’s a second exciting report from Zakouma National Park, this time from Pictus Safaris. Zakouma, 2022: Pictus Safaris, 10 days & 40 species including Serval, Pale Fox,
New Trip Reports: Ivory Coast
Here are two fascinating reports from back to back trips to the Tai Forest in Ivory Coast. Apparently this season’s in vogue destination for the fashionable mammalwatcher.
Tchad/Chad Feb 2022
“2-week trip to 3 locations across Chad in the last week of February and 1st week of March, 2022. – Ennedi Natural & Cultural Reserve: Northeastern Chad. Sandstone
Namibia for Aardvark
Hi there, I am in the final stages of putting together a two weeks trip to Namibia next July, which will consist of two major parts: a guided 4×4 tour crossing the Namib and
New Podcast with Chris & Mathilde Stuart plus an exceptional Lynx encounter in Minnesota
In Episode 21 of the mammalwatching podcast Charles and I interview Chris & Mathilde Stuart – renowned wildlife researchers and authors – from their farm in South Africa. W
Madagascar Mammal Material
Back in 2020 B.C (Before Covid) I was planning a return to Madagascar. And last month, in a fit of naieve optimism, I started looking again at where to go and what mammals to searc
New Trip Report: Abbott’s Duiker in Tanzania
A very happy Charles Foley just found one of his nemesis species. This tick was thirty years in the making! Abbott’s Duiker, 2022: Charles Foley’s report of a very rare