New Trip Report: Estonian Lynx
Another report from Justin Brown. Estonia, 2019: Justin Brown, 10 days & 7 species including a Eurasian Lynx. Jon
Egyptian Weasels
Here’s a really interesting post from Nayer Youakim. Weasels are abundant in the heart of the city of Alexandria. Fascinating … but why are there not more urban weasels
First sighting of Sand Cat at Merzouga, Morocco, in the 21st century
Sand Cat sighted at Merzouga for the first time in more than two decades. Observations of Sand Cats in Tafilalt region (and also at Figuig to the north-east) are so rare that some
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I visited Estonia twice in 2010 (with Estonian Nature Tours) and 2011. I liked the country, the people and its wildlife, very much. Estonian Nature Tours Estonia is a land of great
Lynx Watching in Estonia
Here’s another spot to add to my list of places I definitely have to visit next week! If only… Lynx Watching Hide, Matsalu National Park: BiOME’s hide in western
New trip report – Azerbaijan
I’ve managed to finish my report on a (mainly bird-counting) visit to Azerbaijan from last year. Now if only I could do the same for the Borneo trip. I really liked Azerbaija
Last minute trip: Lynx Safari in Swedish Lapland on 21 March
If – like me – you have not yet seen a Eurasian Lynx then this last minute trip might be for you: a remote cabin in Lapland, cross country skiing and the northern light
Spanish lynx in Donana
Hello all, I’ll be in Seville and a bunch of other places in western Andalucia for some time in March, and will try to make a trip into Donana NP. Does anyone know what the l
New Mammal Trips: Snow Leopards in Tibet / Rare Mammals in Borneo
Dear all, commercial operators are advertising more frequently on mammalwatching.com and I am aware that some of you may not want to receive these emails. So from now on I will s
Amur Leopard & Siberian Tiger Success – Next Available Trips
Here is a selection of pictures taken by our clients (not camera traps) from inside our custom made photography hide in the last week. We had unprecedented sightings of a male Amur