Mammal Watching Europe – Facebook group
Dear all We started a Facebook group ‘Mammal Watching Europe’ two weeks ago. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1677713955653707/ The idea is to connect the European commu
New Website with World Mammal List
The American Society of Mammalogists has sponsored a new Mammal Diversity Database. It intends to collate new species as they are published into a frequently-updated master list. A
New Trip Report: Ladakh 2017
Here’s a new report from Phunchok Tsering at Exotic Travel Ladakh, who saw a pretty incredible 9 Snow Leopards during a trip he organised late last year. Ladakh, 2017: Exotic
Pulsar Quantum XQ50 Thermal Imaging Camera for sale
If anyone (ideally based in the UK) is interested I have a Pulsar Quantum XQ50 thermal imaging camera (the same one that Jon Hall uses) for sale. I bought it 13 months ago for £29
Mammal Watching with Kids?
Hi All, I’ve subscribed myself to this forum for about 8 years now, and it gave me lots of wonderful traveling ideas such as tracking giant pandas and snow leopards, things I
LCD Monitors for Thermal Scopes
Portable LCD Monitors for Thermal Scopes I spent a fair bit of time looking for a LCD monitor to connect to my Pulsar Quantum Lite XQ30V Thermal Scope. The Pulsar scope itself can
Starting today, mammalwatching officially exists :-)
Our paper (with Jon Hall): Mammalwatching: A new source of support for science and conservation has just been published in IJBC. It’s open access: http://www.academicjournals
Help! Franciscana or Cotero Dolphins?
Help! I have have been agonising over photos of Franciscana and Cotero Dolphins (Giuanan Dolphins) trying to turn at least one of the animals I saw in Brazil last week into a Fra
Join me to Sri Lanka for the small cats
Hi, Time to put something together again and go for a tour 🙂 Is there anyone out there who is keen on going to Sri Lanka in the beginning of July. Maybe start the tour 1 July. P
HMW is Looking for Photos – Colugos, Solendons, Golden Moles and more
Most of you will know the Handbook of the Mammals of the World Series (if not you should!). The next volume – Vol 8 – will cover Insectivores and a few other random ord