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
Trip Report – Numbats, Bilbies & More in Western Australia
Trip report from December 28th, 2025 to January 7th, 2026 in Western Australia, primarily at Dryandra National Park and Mt. Gibson, containing 16 mammal species, 14 of which being
Advertising: Last Minute Spaces on a Feb/March 26 Cruise through Undiscovered Indonesia
Last minute places just opened up for what sounds like a great cruise from Sulawesi to Raja Ampat. —- Our Naturetrek cruise, on board MV Mermaid I, explores around some of th
Advertising: West Papua 2026 with Royle Safaris and Carlos Bocos
Royle Safaris have two places remaining on their 20 August – 5 September 2026 West Papua tour. Guided by the (already) legendary Carlos Bocos, with some spectacular mammals o
The Mammalwatching Podcast returns: Expedition to Sulawesi
The Season 4 opener to the mammalwatching podcast has Charles and me talking about our September 2025 expedition to Sulawesi. This is a blow by blow – and mammal by mammal &#
Kowari Magic – South Australia, Nov 2025
Kowari, Southern Ningaui, Fawn Hopping Mouse. Two weeks in South Australia (mallee areas, Birdsville Track, The Coorong) targeting these 3 mammals. 14 species seen in total.
Florida weekend: Ocala National Forest and Three Lakes Wildlife Management Area
Here’s a brief post about an equally brief trip to Florida last weekend, where I met up with Todd Pusser to look for three species: Eastern Spotted Skunk; Florida Mouse and S
Help with identifying lemurs from remote Bemanevika in northern Madagascar
Hello people, When I was travelling Madagascar I went to a place to see amongst others, Madagascar Pochard, one of the most endangered species of birds in the world. I succeeded in
Malasigi and Klalik in South-west Papua, Indonesia
Eight day general wildlife photography trip with Absalom Kalami to South-west Papua. Heavy rain made night walks difficult but still some nice possums & cuscus as well as the e
Dryandra vs Tone-Perup Nature Reserve?
Hello! I will be visiting Western Australia this coming January, primarily for mammal-watching. The current plan is to spend 3-5 days searching for Numbat, 2-3 days at Francois Per