A Photo-Identification Guide to Duikers and Other African Forest Antelopes
Here’s a useful (and free) new guide to one of my favouite mammal groups – the duikers – plus a few other bonus forest antelope thrown in. A big thank you to the
Request for help with rodent id, Ethiopia.
I’ve started the task of going through the forty years of notes to try to work out my world mammal list. It is proving to be a long job. Can anyone help with this from Gorgor
One day in Nairobi National Park
Our time in Nairobi National Park was extremely limited, and our chosen way of exploring wasn’t the most ideal. Despite the constraints, the visit offered a wonderful glimpse of
Update from Trip to Look for Hirola in Tsavo East, Kenya
Hi everyone Just a quick update from my trip to find Hirola in Kenya. First: I did find her in Tsavo East. Thanks for the tips last spring. Here are some additional things to consi
Mainly Kruger – South Africa 2025
My first “real” report with some nice species seen. A trip where I was one of the “on ground” travel agents for a big travel agency in the Netherlands. This
Trip Report – Pangolins & Other Mammals of Ghana Tour – Royle Safaris – March 2025
In March 2025 Royle Safaris followed up on our 2024 scouting trip to Ghana and ran our first annual dedicated mammalwatching small group tour to Ghana. The trip was led by the reno
South Africa Trip Report 2025
I designed this itinerary primarily for mammal watching, while some of my friends came with me were birders. It was the first time for all of us to South Africa, so we would rather
Mkomazi NP, Tanzanire
I am getting into the planning of an independent trip to Tanzania next year. One of the sites I am considering is Mkomazi. Anyone been there and got any thoughts on the chances her
Mammal Field Guide for Central Africa Republic ?
Which field guide would you recommend for Central Africa Republic (Sangha Lodge)?