Another walrus in NW europe
There seems to be another walrus on the move in the North sea. So eyes pealed if you move along the coast. Hopefully it will end better for this individual then it did for Freya. h
New Trip Report: Mongolia
Karl Van Ginderdeuren had a spectacular trip to Mongolia and – as always – took great photos. Mongolia, 2022: Karl Van Ginderdeuren, 17 days & 19 species including
Algeria, May 2023
Dear All, We have one vacancy for May 2023 mammalwatching trip to Algeria, ~9 day long, including the northeast and the southeast of the country, probably with an optional 3-day ex
New Trip Reports: Wolverines in Finland; Sumatran Rhino; and Tanzania & Zanzibar
Here are some new reports from Royle Safaris. Wolverines, 2022: Royle Safaris‘ combined report of 2 trips with 9 mammals including Wolverine, Wolf and Brown Bear. Sumatran Rh
EcoTurism: Georgia, September 2022
I visited Georgia for a few days in 2017 and vowed to return after missing (the usually easy to see) Eastern Turs: too little time; too many clouds. In September 2022 my son and I
New Trip Report: Spain & Andorra
A new report from Andreas Jonsson, who is continuing his cat quest a bit closer to home. Spain and Andorra, 2022: Andreas Jonsson, 1 week & 11 species including European Wildca
Romanian Hamsters Revisited: Bulgaria, 2022
In September 2020 I spent a fun week with my son Patrick and mammalogist Nedko Nedyalkov looking for small mammals around Bulgaria. We saw 20 species, including the fabulous Roach
Road trip to the whales of Norway
I watched for big and small wildlife during a three-week family trip to the archipelagos of Vesteralen and Lofoten. The report is here http://www.wilddocu.de/road-tr
Information for Mammals in the Dolomites, Italy
Got a trip booked to Milan to see my daughter and was thinking of having several days taking in the Dolomites region, so I would be most grateful of recommendations for areas to vi