Nesokia bunnii
Recently we published a sight record of enigmatic (and once considered extinct) long-tailed bandicoot rat in Iraq. Turns out our Iranian colleagues obtained a specimen just a few k
Wolf map central Europe
Good morning everyone, I thought maybe everyone here would enjoy this map as well. It is the distribution of wolfs and wolf packs in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. https://w
Andujar Advice
Hello folks, Me and a friend are heading to Andujar for a week in the beginning of April, and hope to see lynx and whatnot. We’re planning to cycle and camp, spending
New Trip Report: The Canary Islands
A new report from Valentin Moser. I think this is the first report from the Canary Islands on mammalwatching. Tenerife, Gran Canaria & Fuerteventura, 2022; Valentin Moser, 12 d
Advertising: Amur Tigers with Original Nature in the Sikhote-Allin mountains
Here’s an exciting trip from Original Nature who are taking a small group to the Russian far east in April in search of Amur Tigers. This is a very interesting trip, with a s
New Trip Report: Stepnoi’s Saigas in Winter
Here’s a report plus superb photos from Karina Karenina and Andrey Giljov on their Saiga research trip to a frostbitten Stepnoi Sanctuary in Russia’s Astrakhan region.
Advertising: An Amur Leopard & cubs should be be very watchable next month
Breaking news… Royle Safaris have just been informed that the new (to the park) Amur leopard female has gave birth to 3 cubs and is in residence very close to our specialis
New Trip Reports Madeira and the Italian Alps
Here are two more reports from Ben Balmford, who I am pleased to see must have spent his Christmas break focusing on the important things in life! Madeira, 2021: Ben Balmford, 1 we
New Report: Some Mammals from Southwest Turkey
Here’s an interesting note from Ian Green (from the UK’s Greentours) on some of the mammals he encounters in southwest Turkey close to his home. This is a much under-ma
Caspian Seal (and Saiga) in Russia
It seems there is no good haul out place in Kazakhstan for this seal anymore. I was willing to do a sea watch with a spotting scope for three days but try explaining that to a Kaza