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Europe and the Palearctic

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4 April 2013
Europe and the Palearctic

New Report – Spanish Wolves

A new report: Spain, 2013: Mike Richardson, 3 days & 7 species including Wolf and Iberian Hare. Jon

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2 April 2013
AfricaEurope and the Palearctic

New Trip Reports: Spain and Kenya

And another two reports from Ian Loyd, Kenya, 2011: Ian Loyd, 1 week & 34 species including Leopard, Cheetah and Yellow-winged Bats. Spain, 2012: Ian Loyd, 2 weeks & 15 spe

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19 March 2013
Europe and the PalearcticOriental

Two Mammal Books on the Tibetan Plateau

I know some of you have been there recently, or are planning a trip, or are dreaming about one. Here are two good ones to prepare. Tibet Wild by George Schaller. The accomplished f

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17 March 2013
Central and South AmericaEurope and the PalearcticOriental

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

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13 March 2013
Europe and the Palearctic

Sperm whale swallows entire greenhouse

Why did it eat it in the first place though? http://now.msn.com/beached-sperm-whale-dies-after-swallowing-plastic#scpshrtu Jon

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8 March 2013
Central and South AmericaEurope and the Palearctic
NicaraguaPoland

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

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4 March 2013
Europe and the PalearcticNorth American

New Trip Reports: Hokkaido and Northern California

Two new reports up on mammalwatching.com both with superb photos Point Reyes, 2013: Alan Dahl, 3 days & 11 species including Bobcats, Badger and Mexican Free-tailed Bats. Hokka

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3 March 2013
Europe and the Palearctic

Walrus in the UK

Just in case you are anywhere near Scotland http://northronbirdobs.blogspot.co.uk/! jon

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30 January 2013
Europe and the Palearctic

Japanese Weasel

Some nice photos of a species I know nothing about http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/japanese-weasel-in-motion/ Jon

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16 January 2013
Europe and the Palearctic

Tracking down Desmans

This is a nice article on one of my favourite small mammals http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19260705 Jon

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