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24 February 2013
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Amazing wildlife hotspot in Peru!

Check out this amazing set of videos. Short-eared dogs, giant amradillos, and many more! Gotta get there! http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/amazon-explorer-films-shocking-wildlife

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7 February 2013
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Bison Battles

Why it’s important for bison on private reserves to fight. 

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6 February 2013
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Flying Squirrels & Forest Patches

Researchers in Tongass National Forest, Alaska radio track northern flying squirrels to see how big a forest patch they need to survive and thrive. Read the blog. 

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6 February 2013
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Commander Islands Trip Report – Updated

Hi gang!  Som is at it again – updating the hell out of our older trip reports.  This one was to Russia’s Commander Islands a few years back. Got some interesting stu

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3 February 2013
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Trip Report – California – Jan 2013

An account of my recent trip to California can be found at http://www.hows.org.uk/inter/birds/2013trip/usa/cal.htm Thanks for all the help during the planning 46 species seen Mark

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3 February 2013
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Xinjiang China Expedition: Looking for Travel Mates!

Howdy! The Smith family are planning on traveling to China’s remote Xinjiang Province with the below as a VERY tentative itinerary and are looking for two additional and co

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3 February 2013
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Updated Baja Mexico Trip Report

Hello! My wife just finished updating our Baja Mexico trip report.  Although we took the trip a few years back it may still be worth a look-see if you are interested in heading th

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31 January 2013
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New Conservation Blog

Fellow mammal watchers, I just thought I’d share a new blog I’m running for The Nature Conservancy, Cool Green Science.It is devoted to the latest conservation research

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29 January 2013
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RFI – Peninsular Malaysia

Hi, A bit unexpectedly we will have time in March to visit Peninsular Malaysia for some 3 weeks to do some bird- and mammalwatching. The following mammals I hope/expect are somewha

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15 January 2013
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Whales St Lawrence river, Quebec

Hi everyone I’m going to be mammal watching/birding around the St Lawrence River, Quebec in August, for three weeks. Has anyone got any good tips?  I know Tadoussac is the m

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