Remote mammal watching
Remote mammalwatching – what does it mean? You’ll probably know what mammalwatching means – yes, it’s watching the wild mammals i.e mammalwatching. But remo
New Podcast Episode: Adventures in Argentina & Tales from Tanzania
In February’s podcast Charles and I don’t have a guest so we talk to each other about our recent trips to southern Tanzania (Charles) and Tierra del Fuego (me). Charl
Join me in Uganda in October 2026
Hi everyone! I am looking for people to join me in a mammalwatching trip to Uganda for 12 days in the beginning of October 2026 with Harrier Tours, with Harriet herself leading. We
Looking for info for planning a 11-day trip to Ethiopia (April 26)
A friend and I are planning a mammal watching 13-day trip to Ethiopia in April (2th till 13th). Originally we wanted to visit both the Senetti plateau looking for Ethiopian wolves
Taï Forest National Park – Ivory Coast
Enclosed is our report of the last trip we did end of December in the Taï Forest National Park in Ivory Coast. Not an easy and relaxing place to visit but such a unique wildlife a
Primates of Southern Africa
New in the Tropical Pocket Guide Series…. Primates of Southern Africa. 36 taxa • 22 maps • 37 illustrations • 7 vocal profiles and a checklist. Authors Thomas M. Butyns
Madagascar Nov/Dec 2025
Hello! I recently ran another Enigmatic Wildlife Tour for Tropical Birding this past November/December (https://www.tropicalbirding.com/africamadagascarenigmatictour). It was an e
Advertising: Bonobo Trip to the DRC this September
Middle Africa are running two back to back tours to look for Bonobos in the D.R.C this year. The first trip is already full but there are still places on the second trip which runs
Travelling with Thermal
Hi everyone, I am considering buying a Thermal Master X2 (as it has a wider angle lens than the otherwise similar T2 Max – please correct me if I am wrong). I can’t jus
Madagascar 2024 – a Lemur photo safari with Dodi’s Lemur Tours
30 days in Madagascar – 30 species of lemurs with dedicated time for wildlife photography; the aye-aye with her young and the fossa were the highlights…