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6 May 2019
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arcticBaird's beaked whaleBajabearded sealBeluga whaleBlue WhaleBowhead WhaleBryde's WhaleCalifornia sea lionCommon bottlenose dolphincruiseDolphinsDwarf Sperm whaleFalse killer whaleFin WhaleGray whaleGuadalupe fur sealHarbour porpoiseHarbour sealharp sealHooded sealHumpback WhaleKiller whaleLong-beaked common dolphinmarine mammalMinke whaleNarwhalNorthern bottlenose whaleNorthern elephant sealPacific white-sided dolphinpolar bearPygmy beaked whaleringed sealsealsSei WhaleShort-beaked common dolphinShort-finned pilot whaleSperm whaleSteller's sea lionwalruswhalesWhite-beaked dolphin

MARINE MAMMAL BONANZA

Hello mammal watchers.   The tour company NozoMojo runs wildlife focused tours on small ships. We have a few spaces available in 2020 on voyages to two very distinct destinati

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27 April 2019
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New Directory of Advertisers

Anyone who has tried to organize mammal watching in remote areas knows how complicated it can be to find places to stay, reliable guides or tour operators. Trip reports help, but t

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25 April 2019
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Thermal imager advice

Hi all I’m finally going to splash out on a thermal imager (for work use only, of course… ahem). The two I’ve seen mentioned on here – the Pulsar XQ50 &

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19 April 2019
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Places available on Amazon trip this October

A cancellation means spaces have opened up again on this trip that was advertised last year. Let me know if you would like more info. jon _________________________________________

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5 April 2019
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Need Support / Ideas for a Winter Trip

Hi there and “Hello” from Germany! For close to 20 years now I have been visiting Eastern and Southern African countries, going on safaris, always searching for mammals

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27 March 2019
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Book Review: A Californian’s Guide to the Mammals Among Us

Mammalwatching.com’s very own Charles Hood is the latest mammalwatcher to release a book. A Californian’s Guide to the Mammals Among Us aims to spark an interest in ma

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26 March 2019
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And The Winners Are …. The 2018 N.U.T.T.E.R Awards

Move over Pullitzer and Nobel Prizes. Oscars and Olympic Golds be damned. Here are the real over achievers for 2018. Thank you to all who sent nominations and voted for Mammalwatc

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19 March 2019
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Reminder: Voting for the Mammalwatching Awards

Just a reminder that you still have 6 days to vote for your favourite mammalwatching trip reports for 2018. The most Notable, Unique, Tantalizing, Tenacious and Enlightening Report

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14 March 2019
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Live trapping animals for research

The following thought provoking and  interesting article is from The Wolf Conservation Face Book page. This has been touched on before on this website but any further comments on

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10 March 2019
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PLEASE VOTE: 2018 Mammalwatching Awards (the N.U.T.T.E.R. awards)

Thank you to all who sent me nominations for Mammalwatching’s most Notable, Unique, Tantalizing, Tenacious and Enlightening Reports: The N.U.T.T.E.R Awards for 2018. I have set

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