Are seagulls killing whales in Patagonia?
This is interesting… and if the theory is true its a great example of how complex the interactions are within ecosystems and how unpredictable are the flow on effects: more t
Random Question about Primate Species Richness in Latin America
SO, once upon a time, before there was SO much information on Wikipedia (such as pages that list all the mammal species of most countries), before Mammalwatching.com was so compreh
New Trip Report – Ecuador
And another one! Sacha Lodge, 2013: Cheryl Antonucci, 1 week & 18 species including Tayra, Southern Tamandua and many primates. Jon
New Trip Report – the Bahamas
Bahamas, 2013: Vladimir Dinets – some notes on the bats, cetaceans – including Blainville’s Beaked Whale- and hutias. Jon
New tree-living porcupine species discovered
Here’s a story on a new Coendou Porcupine discovered in Brazil With thanks to Paul Carter for send this to me. Jon
New Trip Reports: Argentina and the Falklands
Two interesting new reports from an under-reported area. Richard Webb, 2 weeks & 17 species with some great ones including Pampas & Geoffroy’s Cats, lots of Lesser Gr
New Trip Reports: Blue Whales off Chile, and Orcas off (and on!) Argentina
Two short reports from Andrew Stanbury about cetacean watching off of south South America. Some great photos too. Blue Whales, Chiloe 2009: Andrew Stanbury’s account of whale
New Trip Reports: Brazil and Peru
Two new reports from Latin America Peru, 2012: Cheryl Antonucci, 2 weeks & species including Sechuran Fox and Northern (?) Mountain Viscacha. Plus help required for a couple of
New Trip Reports: Sichuan and Nicaragua
I’ve just added two interesting reports to mammalwatching.com Nicaragua 2013: Fiona Reid Batwatch Tour, 8 days & 48 species on a great tour that included some stuff rarel
New Trip Reports: Nicaragua and Poland
I spent the weekend before last in Nicaragua, mainly to try to catch some bats. And a short report is here. And a report Bieszczady, 2013 from Tomas Willems and his account of 10 d