Humboldt’s Flying Squirrel in the San Bernardino Mountains (Southern California)
In June 2020 I took three one-night trips to the Big Bear Lake area in the San Bernardino Mountains east of Los Angeles; spending about 3 hours each night looking for Humboldt’s
New Trip Report: Kauai (Hawaii) – Hawaiian Monk Seals
A useful report – with some lovely pictures – for anyone interested in seeing Hawaiian Monk Seals. Kauai, 2019: Cheryl Antonucci’s report of multiple Monk Seals
SE’n AZ Update (black bear, bobcat, coati, ringtail and report of puma)
Southeastern Arizona update, June 2020 I had a short trip to Arizona to photograph moths and lizards for a book project and thought I would give a quick mammal update. Sites are de
Short minnesota road trip.
The plan was to go to The Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary near Orr Minnesota for black bears, drive around looking for Moose and then stop near Calm Lake Wisconsin to try to spot El
Western Weasels (and a few other things): California and Oregon
I have been living in the US for eight years and my failure to see a Long-tailed Weasel was becoming the stuff of legend. I spent the first five of these years sure that I was boun
Recent Bat sightings in NY
Just wanted to report that I had a Big Brown and a Hoary Bat along Oil City Rd. at the Wallkill River N.W.R., Pine Island, NY and a Little Brown Myotis hanging on the side of the v
New Trip Reports: California, plus Lynxes in Spain and Minnesota
Here are three mammal-friendly reports from Wise Birding Minnesota, 2020: Wise Birding, 10 days & 10 species Canada Lynx. California, 2020: Wise Birding, 11 days & 25 spec
Trustom Pond NWR mammals
After going for a bird in Narragansett, I headed for Trustom Pond NWR for a quick look. On the Osprey Pt. trail I saw what was probably a Meadow Vole, a couple of Muskrats (one e
Mammal track id
https://www.foothillpest.com/technical-pages/vertebrate-control-and-exclusion/mammal-tracks/ Any idea what made these tracks? Tuolumne County, California.
Seeing Delmarva fox squirrel
I made a quick trip to Delmarva Peninsula to see the distinctive subspecies of fox squirrel. The best place is apparently the southern side of the loop trail called Woodland Trail