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13 October 2015
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Some peruvian ID’s

In August I made a birdwatching tour through much of central and southern Peru. But of course not only birds were recorded, however I’m much better with those, than with rode

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13 October 2015
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Tamanian Devils

If anyone is going to Tasmania, here is information on a place where Tasmanian devils are apparently really easy to see: News

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13 October 2015
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Marrick safaris , South Africa

Hi all I’ve just booked flights for South Africa, my fourth visit. One of the main reasons for returning was to visit Marrick safaris for aadvark and black-footed cat. Althou

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10 October 2015
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Help wanted Pocket Gopher

Hi people, Last week I posted my Youtube clips of my trip to the American west. I found a Pocket Gopher at the parking lot of Zion National Park, Utah. Can anyone tell me which spe

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8 October 2015
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RFI: Moose and Fisher in New England

I’ll be living in Boston for a year, and I’d like to see Moose and Fisher while I’m here. What’s the best place to search for Moose within a 3-4 (perhaps 5)

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6 October 2015
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Spotlights, which are actually flashlights now

Hi all, I’ve been looking into new lights recently and thought I’d pass along what I’ve learned. LED emitters and batteries have evolved a lot since the last thre

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5 October 2015
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Asia advice for wildlife trek

Hello everyone! I am hoping to get some savvy mammal heavy travel advice regarding a few of my upcoming trips. I have just found out that I have 2 weeks free in late December early

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4 October 2015
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RFI Spain

Hello, I’ll be in Spain in two weeks for a few days and wonder if anyone would have information on where best to look for Cantabrian bears and wolves?  Other mammal intel w

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4 October 2015
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New Marine Mammals Guide

A book that I got in US edition but I think also coming out in UK is titled “Marine Mammals of the World: A Comprehensive Guide to Their Identification (2nd ed).” This

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3 October 2015
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Video Mammals of the American West

Hi people, I wanted to share my Full HD videos of the Mammals of the American West full of highlights! In my videos I call the region Midwest by mistake. I filmed them during a ver

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