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Central and South America

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21 May 2021
Central and South America
PrimatesSuriname

Primates in Suriname

A (pre-covid) trip report about finding primates in Suriname, a country overlooked by mammalwatchers. The country is easy to travel, safe, friendly people, not expensive and the ra

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19 May 2021
Central and South America
BrazilEndemicJaguarPrimatesTravel

Space to join for last minute Mammal-watching trip to Brazil (June 10th-30th)

Hey everyone. Message if you have any interest in joining me for this 21 day trip. English speaking drivers/guides will be meeting us at the airports. Main targets and itinerary be

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21 April 2021
Central and South America
Ecuador

New Trip Report: Ecuador, 2021

Here’s a new report from Cheryl Antonucci who just got back from a week in Ecuador. Apart from being as entertaining as her reports always are, it is great timing for me: I&

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10 April 2021
Central and South America
EcuadorGalapagos

Has anyone been to the Galapagos?

Has anyone been to the Galapagos? I’m planning a week there at the end of May and am overwhelmed with the number of cruise options and underwhelmed at the lack of mammal repo

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1 April 2021
Central and South America
ChileDolphinPuerto Montt

ID-help requested dolphin Chile

Hi all,   A pre-Corona-trip last year (March 2020) brought us to Central-Chile. We did not see a lot of mammals, but did enjoyed the country and trip. Unfortunate we had to en

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22 March 2021
Central and South America
systematics; new species

More taxonomy news

Three more new species from the Neotropics (open access in the latest issue of J. Mamm.): 1. Oecomys matogrosensis split from O. catherinae. The new species occurs in Mato Grosso d

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28 February 2021
Central and South America
Costa Rica

Costa Rica (mainly batting and ratting)

I visited Costa Rica in January 2021, travelling with Fiona Reid for a few days in the mountains before going to her place(s) near Golfito. She had planned a bat blitz there in Mar

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22 February 2021
Central and South America
cloud forestEcuadorMindomountain coatiNasuella

A reliable place for Western mountain coati (Nasuella olivacea quitensis) near Mindo, Ecuador.

San Tadeo Birding garden near the famous birding town Mindo currently (end of February 2021) provides a great and easy opportunity to spot mountain coati. This is a lovely little p

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11 February 2021
Central and South America
Bolivia

Advert: Bolivian Cats Special Tour (Departing October 2021 or anytime)

Royle Safaris are offering a new group tour to Bolivia to the Jaguar Land Reserve and the Chaco. Featuring exceptionally good chances of seeing Jaguars as well as Ocelots, Jaguarun

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15 January 2021
Central and South America
Ecuador

New Trip Report: Ecudaor

Here is another report from Ecuador – from John Rogers – covering visits in 2019 and 2020. Rio Canandé and the Andean east slope, 2019-20: John Rogers, 2 weeks or so a

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