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11 January 2016
Europe and the PalearcticUncategorised

New Trip Report: Tibet

Here’s a new report on 2 weeks around the Tibetan Plateau in November from Kevin Zhong. Tibet 2015: Kevin Zhong, 2 weeks and species including most of the ungulates, Wolf 

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10 January 2016
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One Last Question About Kruger, Please!

Hi Everyone, Sorry I’m starting a whole new thread for this, but I have one last, 2-part dilemma: So, for my 5-nights in Kruger, I decided to do 2 nights at Satara, and then

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9 January 2016
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California updates

While I never traveled anywhere outside the state over the holidays, I did manage to visit a few familiar spots in California and found a few things worth reporting. Panoche Valley

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6 January 2016
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Dog-jackal hybrids etc.

I know you were all disappointed that identifying Canis species in Western Palearctic proved to be so easy and straightforward. Well, here is something to spice it up. Now, a quest

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5 January 2016
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European boat trips in June

Does anyone know of good options for short cruises (3-4 days) in Spitsbergen with chances of polar bear and walrus? Alternatively, are there any good pelagics currently offered in

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5 January 2016
AfricaUncategorised

New Trip Report: The Gambia

A new trip report from Matthew and Maureen Steer The Gambia, 2015: Matt & Maureen Steer, 1 week & 12 species including Guinea Baboon, Patas Monkey and Red Colobus.   J

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5 January 2016
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February-March trips

An update on guided mammalwatching trips this winter: – The trips to Vietnam and Sichuan are re-scheduled to either next fall or next winter. I am now planning to run the Vi

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4 January 2016
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A 2016 trip to the Central Amazon?

Dear all, Fiona Reid asked if I could advertise this trip she is running, with Micah Riegner, to the central Amazon from  June 1 thru 14 (in and out of Manaus (Brazil)). This sh

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4 January 2016
Europe and the PalearcticUncategorised

New trip report – Lynx in Poland

Bieszczady, 2015: Karly Van Ginderdeuren’s account of spotlighting a Lynx. Happy new year to him, the Lynx and all of you Jon

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4 January 2016
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Eulemur taxonomy

Here’s a new paper on Eulemur (brown lemur and relatives) evolutionary history. The authors weren’t interested in taxonomy, but their results show that the recently spl

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