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31 October 2022
North American
Californiacommon dolphinsidentificationpelagic

ID of common dolphins

Hey all. In the 1990s Common Dolphin was split into long-beaked and short-beaked forms and counted as two different species. Currently they are lumped. According to Bernardo Alps (

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30 October 2022
North American
Arizona

Southwestern Research Station in Portal AZ

Hi, I’m trying to book a cabin at Cave Creek Ranch for this coming April but it is currently full. I wonder if the Southeastern Research Station is a good alternative in term

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29 October 2022
North American
ArizonaCaliforniaColoradoIdahoIllinoisIowaNebraskaNew MexicoOregonUtahWashingtonWyoming

New Trip Report: Great Squirrel Safari, USA, 2022

And a second report from Coke Smith, of a mammoth 12,000 mile road trip across 14 states. His daughter almost certainly now holds the world mammal list record among pre-schoolers.

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20 October 2022
North American
BadgerbadlandsBighorn Sheepcuster state parkmountain goatSouth Dakotaspearfish

Trip Report for South Dakota

I took a weeklong trip to the Badlands in mid-October after gaining advice from forum members that this is a good mammal watching location. I was not disappointed and the trip surp

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15 October 2022
North American
British Columbia

New Trip Report: Vancouver Island

A great report from Jeff Higdon. Vancouver Island & a bit of mainland BC, 2022: Jeff Higdon, 1 week & 21 species including Townsend’s Vole, Grizzly Bear & (a dead

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29 September 2022
North American
CaliforniaSanta Cruz Islandspotted skunk

second-hand report of Western Spotted Skunk

Santa Cruz Island is one of the Channel Islands reached by boat from Ventura, famous for the endemic fox and jay. Often one gets common dolphin on the crossing. In the 1990s, spott

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12 September 2022
North American
octoberwestern us

RFI: Western US mid-October

I find myself with a week off mid-October. I am trying to get my gf some days off so we can go somewhere. I’ve seen many of the eastern species so I am thinking going west ma

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10 September 2022
North American
Baird's beaked whaleCaliforniaGuadalupe fur sealpelagic

Baird’s Beaked Whale in California (not chaseable)

If one premise of this site is that all mammal species can be seen somewhere — once we figure out where that “somewhere” is — then I wanted to pass on infor

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9 September 2022
North American
Bearotterporcupine

Recent Finds in MA (Summer 2022)

I haven’t been able to get out nearly as much as I’d like, but I’ve been happy with what I saw while I was out. I go hiking in Central and Western MA. There is a

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25 August 2022
North American
Oregon

Crater Lake National Park & Diamond Lake Recreation Area, Oregon, U.S.A.

Here’s a new report from Greg C. Greer. On Friday, July 29, my wife and I spent the day at Crater Lake National Park in Oregon.  By far, the most abundant squirrel is the Go

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