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30 December 2024

Information about Hirola “Beatragus hunteri”

I am planning a trip to Kenya in which besides several others spots I like to see the Hirola if possible. To increase my (low) chances I am keen in information about best spots, ti

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18 December 2024
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Flock to Marion Island cruise Jan 2025

Perhaps a bit late notice, but some may be interested in this opportunity. Birdlife South Africa is organizing a 8 day cruise to Marion Island in the Southern Ocean, from Jan 24-31

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8 December 2024
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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.

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14 November 2024

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

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8 November 2024
Uganda

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.

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3 November 2024
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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’

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23 October 2024
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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

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12 October 2024

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

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10 October 2024
Madagascar

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,

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4 October 2024
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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

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8 June 2026
Bwindi and Lake Mburo, Uganda with Harrier Tours
8 June 2026
Advertising: A Late Cancellation Means You Can Visit Paraguay this September with Discounted Rates!
8 June 2026
Anyone interested in joining me to try for Blainville’s Beaked Whales in Madeira at the end of July

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  1. Brett Hartl on A week in Kinabatangan and Sepilok, a new species of pangolins7 June 2026
  2. PandaSmith on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?7 June 2026
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  1. Brett Hartl on A week in Kinabatangan and Sepilok, a new species of pangolins7 June 2026

    Does this mean that all Sunda-type pangolins in northeast Borneo are actually the cryptic species or are there two specis…

  2. PandaSmith on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?7 June 2026

    I've always thought the bear (now many bears) at Kaeng Krachan are an accident waiting to happen. Luckily so far,…

  3. Ian Green on Stoat or Weasel6 June 2026

    we did see the tail and it as black-tipped. Enough you'd think. But the reason for my caution is that…

  4. Marcos Mallo on Stoat or Weasel5 June 2026

    It is a stoat for me. In addition to what John said, the weasel has a throat patch the same…

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1 June 2026
New Podcast Episode: Tom Butynski & Yvonne de Jong: Wild Solutions (Kenya)
1 June 2026
Hawaii May 2026
31 May 2026
Eurasian Lynx Photography Tour in Transylvania by Sakertours
30 May 2026
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