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HomeGear Review(Page 3)
27 November 2018
AfricaGear ReviewUncategorised
AngolaBotswanaLesothoMalawiMozambiqueNamibiaSouth AfricaSwazilandZambiaZimbabwe

Books & App Review: Stuarts’ Field Guide to the Mammals of Southern African

Back in 1991, Chris and Tilde Stuart’s Field Guide to the Mammals of Southern Africa was the first field guide I ever brought. So it feels like an induction into the Mammalwa

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8 August 2018
Gear ReviewUncategorised

Book Review – Lagomorphs: Pikas, Rabbits and Hares of the World

Andrew Smith’s new guide to the world’s lagomorphs is a welcome addition to my bookshelf. The book covers all of the world’s lagomorphs, which currently comprise

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29 April 2018
Central and South AmericaGear Review
Ecuador

New Book Review: A Field Guide to the Mammals of Ecuador

Diego Tirira’s guide to Ecuadorean mammals has been available in Spanish and online for a while, but an English version was published a few months ago. It is a photographic f

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28 April 2018
Central and South AmericaGear Review
BoliviaBrazilColombiaEcuadorPeru

Book Review: Field Guide to the Bats of the Amazon

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20 October 2017
Gear ReviewUncategorised

Pulsar Thermal Scope Discount

My review of the Pygmy Hippo finding Pulsar Thermal Scope last month got a few people even more interested in buying one. I’m pleased to say that Pulsar are keen to promote

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20 September 2017
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Gear Review: Pulsar XQ50 Thermal Imaging Scope

Several mammalwatchers have recently expressed an interest in buying a thermal imaging scope and I had promised to post a review of the scope I bought in March. This is below. But

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Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I’ve also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited almost 120 countries.

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  1. Tom Terleph on Bang Lang and Hala Bala in Southern Thailand (May 2026)3 July 2026

    Thank you, It looks like another banded mammal has eluded me!

  2. Jon Hall on From Kaziranga to Bhutan: crossing without a “COW walk”3 July 2026

    I was travelling in the opposite direction. The Indians were striking. Here’s my report https://www.mammalwatching.com/2008/12/23/assam-2008/

  3. machunter on From Kaziranga to Bhutan: crossing without a “COW walk”3 July 2026

    Sounds like the India I know and love (most of the time). It's difficult to imagine the Bhutanese on strike.…

  4. machunter on From Kaziranga to Bhutan: crossing without a “COW walk”3 July 2026

    I hope you will report on your trip; it would be fun to compare....mac

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