An in-depth guide to Santuario do Caraca (AKA the maned wolf monastery)
Good day everyone! As Santuario do Caraca has been getting quite a bit of popularity on here and I happen to have written this guide to it, I thought I’d share here. I’
Going Bats in Costa Rica
Many of you may have read Venkat’s and Alex’s trip report from their short but sweet visit to Costa Rica in early 2022: If you felt a certain twinge of envy that they saw 72 sp
New Trip Reports: Chitwan (Nepal) & Panama
Here are another two new reports. The mammalwatching in Panama seems to be getting better and better as more people visit. Panama, 2022: Andrew Balmford, 3 weeks & 45 species i
Advertising: Solenodons inthe Dominican Republic in late February 2023 with Royle Safaris
Royle Safaris have 2 spots left on a trip to the Dominican Republic in search of the fabulous Hispaniolan Solendon plus Hutias and even some non-mammalian wildlife. The dates are
New Trip Report: Ecuador
A new trip report from Romain Bocquier. Ecuador & the Galapagos, 2022: Romain Bocquier, 3 weeks & 28 species including Western Mountain Coati, Lucifer Titi and Galapagos Fu
Paraguay Trip Report – Tomer Ben-Yehuda, Jul 2022
Hi everyone, Sorry about the delay…. I hope everyone enjoys reading the report. I tried to be as informative as I could, and there’s also a fun little announcement in t
Spotting golden lion tamarins for free near one of Brazil’s most popular beach resorts
Hi all, I recently learned of and visited this free alternative to Pocos das Antas reserve, Parque Municipal do Mico Leao Dourado, which has its own population of golden lion tamar
New Trip Report: SE Brazil Primatewatching
A new report from Alex Schouten and Jeannette den Hertog. SE Brazil, 2022: Alex Schouten and Jeannette den Hertog’s notes on where to see 8 primate species including Golden L
Cayman Islands trip report
Nobody would go to Cayman Islands just for mammalwatching, but in case you have to check on your offshore account or, like me, spend a family vacation, here is a trip report: Augus
New Trip Report: Paraguay
Another installment from Rob and Romy’s epic South American mammalwatch. Paraguay, 2022: Rob & Romy Jansen, 23 days & 31 species including Screaming Hairy Armadillo