Madagascar Wildlife Tour Report – April 2026 – Nick Buys
Our April 2026 Madagascar wildlife tour focused on exploring a diverse range of habitats rather than targeting specific species. From the spiny forests of the south to the limeston
Cape Verde food poisoning
… is the first Google hint when searching for “Cape Verde food”. Despite having had a whooping 11 (and a half) fish dinners during our two-week stay on the islands in April 2
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This looks like a great trip with Nature Travel Africa departing April 2027! —– South Africa is home to one of the richest mammal diversities on the continent, and our
Trip Report – Gabon Wildlife Adventure – Royle Safaris – June & July 2025 (Two Trips)
Once again Royle Safaris was back in Gabon during the summer mandrill breeding season, in 2025 we ran two trips back to back and once again the itineraries were focused around the
Tour guides in Morroco
Hello There Does anyone have any reccomendations for guides for watching mammals or birds in morroco? thanks a bunch
Glowing Springhare
Anyone who has follows the mammalwatching podcast closely will know I have a fascination with luminescence in mammals. So in that vein, here is a photo a friend sent me recently of
Advertising: Golden Cats in Uganda with Royle Safaris (May 2027)
Royle Safaris have 5 places available on a 2027 trip to search for African Golden Cats in Kibale. After their successful 2025 trip, Martin Royle writes that “anyone intereste
Book Review: The Rise of Mammals in Africa by Emmanuel Gheerbrant
“For more than 80 million years, ‘Island Africa’ was a vast, isolated landmass…. Despite this isolation, waves of pioneering mammals crossed the sea, spar
Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
The third report from my excellent trip to Uganda with Harrier Tours. Photos and videos from two days in Queen Elizabeth National Park with 20 mammal species (5 carnivores) includi