Adirondacks
I just spent a few days in the northern Adirondack Mts. of upstate New York. I was with the family, so could spend only two nights in the forest. It is normal to see hardly any mam
New Trip Report: Florida and Georgia (December 2019)
A happy new year to mammalwatchers everywhere! Here’s the first report of 2021 – which comes again from Sjef Ollers and has some useful information. Florida and Geo
New Trip Report: Kauai – Hawaiian Monk Seals
Here’s a new report from Justin Brown. Kauai, 2020: Justin Brown, and useful information on seeing Hawaiian Monk Seals. Jon
New Trip Report: Yellowstone National Park
An August from John Rogers. Yellowstone, 2020: John Rogers, 4 days & 14 species including Snowshoe Hare, Wolf, Grizzly and Badger. Jon
New Trip Report: Grey Bats at Sauta Cave NWR, Alabama
Here’s a report from Cheryl Antonucci on how to see one of the USA’s great wildlife spectacles: half a million Grey (or Gray … if you must) Bats emerging from the
FL Bonneted Bat location
https://www.wlrn.org/2020-09-09/miami-wilds-theme-park-slated-near-zoo-miami-its-also-habitat-for-the-countrys-rarest-bat?fbclid=IwAR3JWTXIQ_jLowqiU5SZruvcBP80Ug2_kofqGgnF3hwQGPgZR
Split of Desert Shrew at the Colorado River
Here’s a split that makes sense. If you familiar with the split of wood rats into “West of the Colorado River” and “East of the Colorado River” units
A good year for Guadalupe Fur Seals in USA waters?
Alvaro Jaramillo is a Chilean bird tour leader based in Half Moon Bay, California. One of his offshore trips had Guadalupe Fur Seal last weekend, and I went out of Moss Landing on
New Trip Report: Southern Calilfornia
Here is more of Venkat Sankar’s latest success with watching California’s mammals. Southern California, 2020: Venkat Sankar, 5 nights and 40 species including Western M
Small mammal study opportunity, Oregon
Got this through Mammal-L listserve, perhaps some people here will be interested. Date: Thu, 16 Jul 2020 15:04:57 -0400 From: Todd Wilson Subject: Small mammal trapping project wes