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Europe and the Palearctic

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18 December 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

New Trip Report – Tibet and Sichuan

Another new report from Sjef Ollers, this time a fabulously detailed report of a month in Tibet and Sichuan, with over 24 species including Pallas’s Cat, Alpine Musk Deer and

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16 December 2014
Europe and the Palearctic

New Trip Report – Sichuan

A second – great – trip report from Sjef Ollers. Sichuan, 2014: Sjef Ollers, 2 weeks & 22+ species including Chinese Desert Cat, Forest Musk Deer, Hog Badger and Se

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9 December 2014
AfricaAustralasiaEurope and the Palearctic

Mammals in the News

Good news for some rare mammals this week including Gilbert’s Potoroos (Australia’s rarest mammal though not quite so rare now as they once were) and Hirola, which are

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1 December 2014
AfricaAustralasiaCentral and South AmericaEurope and the PalearcticNorth American

Mammals in the News

Some interesting articles about conservation this week, starting with Tom Friedman’s report on the IUCN’s Decennial “World Parks Congress”. “In too ma

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20 November 2014
AustralasiaEurope and the PalearcticNorth AmericanOriental

Mammals in the News

Unique Among Animals, Kangaroos Use Tail as Fifth Leg, Scientists Find. How many legs does a kangaroo have? The correct answer, according to new research, is five. See more here ht

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19 November 2014
AfricaEurope and the Palearctic

New Trip Reports – Madagascar and France & Spain

Two new reports just uploaded to mammalwatching.com Madagascar, 2014: Dominique Brugiere, 1 month & lots of good stuff including Fossa, Fanaloka, Ring-tailed & Narrow-strip

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13 November 2014
AfricaCentral and South AmericaEurope and the Palearctic

Mammals in the news

Some recent stories Wild mouse lemurs live six times longer than similar-sized mammals. A new study has found that brown mouse lemurs in the wild can live to be up to at least eigh

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9 November 2014
Europe and the PalearcticOriental

Snow Leopard Triangulation

The Snow Leopard I saw last month must be one of the best reported ever! It also features in trip reports from Karl van Ginderderuen, whose trip overlapped with mine and others. Jo

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6 November 2014
Europe and the PalearcticOriental
India

Snow Leopard Trip Report

Here’s a report of last month’s trip to Ladakh to look for Snow Leopards. Two weeks & 11 species including Mountain Weasel, Urial, Wolf and a Snow Leopard 🙂 Jon

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3 November 2014
AfricaEurope and the PalearcticOriental

News of Three Iconic Mammals: Aye Aye Site in Madagascar; Red Panda’s in Myanmar; Iberian Lynx in Portugal

Three places to see 3 very different – but iconic – mammals. Rich Lindie (from Rockjumper) has just seen his first Aye Aye at Farankaraina, on the Masoala Peninsula. If

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