UGANDA Sept-Oct 2024 with Harrier Tours
A very successful return to my dear Uganda, on a (mostly) primate photography tour led by Harriet Kemigisha from Harrier Tours, that included a few surprises.
Small Rodent from Sesriem, Namibia
Thank you for your help in identifying this small rodent that I photographed on 15 October 2024, 25km SW of Sesriem, Namibia (S 24,64488- E 15,65336). Originally there were 3 indiv
Uganda, 2024:
Klil and Assaf Zaitlin, mammals and birds. 10 days and 52 species including serval, 3 genet species, 16 primate species and more surprises.
Return of the Scimitar horned oryx
Here are a series of stories put together by the Antelope Specialist Group about the re-introduction of the Scimitar horned oryx, which went from ‘extinct in the wild’
Trip Reports – Pygmy Hippo Expedition – Royle Safaris – May 2024
In May 2024 Royle Safaris took another small group out into the wonderful rainforest ecosystem of Tai National Park in Ivory Coast (Cote d’Ivoire) on our annual Pygmy Hippo E
Looking for Images of Side-striped Jackals from Mt Elgon
Dear All, For a scientific paper on the side-striped jackals of northeastern Africa, we are looking for images of the side-striped jackal (Lupulella adusta) from Mt Elgon, which is
Madagascar Madness- Alex Meyer- Oct/Nov 2023
Almost a year after my first visit to Madagascar, here is the full report. It was a wild ride with 130 mammal species seen across 22 different locations. Highlights included Indri,
My Summer in Madagascar: May 23rd to August 2nd
Hi everyone! I spent my summer researching Milne-Edwards’ Sifakas in Ranomafana National Park and had a wonderful time. Below is my extensive trip report detailing every day
Kenya and Tanzania, July 2024
This is a trip report from a 12-day trip that my family and I took to Kenya and Tanzania this July with Zarek Cockar of Zarek Cockar safaris. We visited Laikipia and Maasai Mara NR
Our African Summer/Winter Vacation
My name is Micah Swanson-Mwamasika, and I am 10-years-old. For a long time, my older brother has influenced my love for mammals and so has the Mammal Watching Podcast. Now I’m in