New Trip Report: West Papua (and they even saw some mammals!)
I was very happy to get this report from Steve Anyon-Smith: his first in a while and his sense of humour is as sharp as ever. He was in West Papua with Dion Hobcraft last monthR
Bat Call ID – Daintree region, Queensland, Australia
Looking for an ID on a bat call which is commonly heard in the Daintree region (Queensland, Australia) at dusk & dawn. It seems to be a large microbat which hunts along roads a
Quiz time: what is the Siberian creature in this video?
http://siberiantimes.com/other/others/news/get-out-of-my-puddle-angry-otter-attacks-tractor-in-funny-video This video show a creature that is clearly NOT an angry otter. My guess i
New Trip Report: Tasmania
A new report from Jimmy Lamb, just back from one of Australia’s top mammal destinations. Tasmania, 2017: Jimmy Lamb, 16 nights with species including Tiger and Eastern Quolls
Trip Report – Australia 2016
Finally got round to finishing a report for my trip to Australia from last year – five weeks of encompassing a bit of Queensland, Tasmania, south & west Victoria, and sou
New Guinea Highland Wild Dog Rediscovered
Interesting news from New Guinea, due in part to sightings by Tom Hewitt from Adventure Alternative Borneo. “For the first time in more than half a century, researchers have
Carrion-Eating Swamp Wallaby
My colleague James Fitzsimons recently published a paper documenting a swamp wallaby eating a seabird leg, the first recorded instance of carrion eating in this species. Here’
New Trip Report, Antarctica 2017
Another report from Samuel Marlin with some great photos again Antarctica, 2017: Samuel Marlin, 2 weeks & 12 species including Weddell, Crabeater and Leopard Seals. Jon
New Trip Report: South-west Western Australia
Happy Christmas mammal fans! When you finish whatever celebrations you might be having today then why not take a look at this report – with some fabulous pictures – fro
New Trip Report: Papua New Guinea
Michael Kessler’s report from a visit to eastern PNG this year includes sightings of Grey Forest Wallaby and Common Echimyptera including some tantalising sites for Long-be