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24 September 2025

Queensland 2023, August 31st – September 25th

We went to Queensland in September 2023 as a part of our 10 months long travels between jobs. As we did not work at that time, and had spent quite a lot already during 7 months in

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17 September 2025

Looking for advice on seeing Greater Bilby et al. in southern Australia (SA+WA)

Hi good people, I’m planning a roadtrip in December going from Adelaide to Perth. Does anyone know of a realistic place in that region to see Greater Bilby? Other than that,

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13 August 2025
Queensland

A short report from North Queensland

I was back home in Australia last month. It wasn’t really a mammal trip. Inevitably, as I don’t know how to do any other kind of trip, I spent three days looking for th

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13 August 2025

Anyone interested in a combo marine life/mammal watching trip in South Australia for May 2026?

So, I’m pretty desperate to get back to Australia and South Australia happens to have 2 of my bucket list marine critters–the Great White and the Weedy Sea Dragon. Ther

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11 August 2025

Papua New Guinea and Indonesia in 1 month

Hello all, this is kind of a crazy question but I’m looking for anyone who might be interested in joining me for a Papua New Guinea (and potentially some Indonesia) mammalwat

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5 August 2025

Papua Occidental 2025

For the Spanish audience, my first trip report about West Papua, in Spanish.  

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22 July 2025

PNG Highlands – short report

I spent 6 nights at Kumul lodge mainly looking for birds during the day, but did a bit of mammal watching when weather cooperated. Carlos’s trip report covers the area well, as d

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1 July 2025
AustraliaKultarr

Australian marsupial kultarr suggested split into three species

Australia’s cutest mammal is now Australia’s cutest three mammals

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27 June 2025
Serval

Serval (Leptailurus serval) data for Africa – update to IUCN conservation Status – sigthings needed

Dear MammalWatching Community, My name is Lourens Swanepoel, and I am based at the University of Venda in South Africa. Following correspondence with Jon Hall, he kindly suggested

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23 June 2025

Papua New Guinea 2025

I’ve been longing for Papua New Guinea for years but finally I had the chance of guiding a tour there. The country exceeded all my expectations. Can’t wait to get back

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15 December 2025
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13 December 2025
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12 December 2025
Trip Recommendations for April/May 2026

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  1. Wouter Pieters on Trip report Nepal 2024: 4 weeks independent travel in the Terai, with a touch of red panda13 May 2026
  2. Flemming Versloot on Trip report Nepal 2024: 4 weeks independent travel in the Terai, with a touch of red panda13 May 2026
  3. JohnWright on Senegal March 2026, 11 days, 33 Species including Pale Fox, Lion, Manatee, 2 species of Genet, Red-flanked Duiker.13 May 2026

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  1. Wouter Pieters on Trip report Nepal 2024: 4 weeks independent travel in the Terai, with a touch of red panda13 May 2026

    Thanks Jon and Flemming. Several more reports in the pipeline ;) I also missed the elephants in Borneo the year…

  2. Flemming Versloot on Trip report Nepal 2024: 4 weeks independent travel in the Terai, with a touch of red panda13 May 2026

    Nice Report Wouter! Very pleasant to read! You are not the first to miss wild elephants in Nepal, and also…

  3. JohnWright on Senegal March 2026, 11 days, 33 Species including Pale Fox, Lion, Manatee, 2 species of Genet, Red-flanked Duiker.13 May 2026

    Thanks Andreas. Definitely worth a visit, quite a bit to find there and still relatively cheap to visit. Get yourself…

  4. Andreas Jonsson on Senegal March 2026, 11 days, 33 Species including Pale Fox, Lion, Manatee, 2 species of Genet, Red-flanked Duiker.13 May 2026

    Great report. Senegal is on my radar as Western Africa is still a black hole on my map.

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9 May 2026
Seeking advice on naturalist tours in SE Alaska
9 May 2026
Trip report Nepal 2024: 4 weeks independent travel in the Terai, with a touch of red panda
9 May 2026
Snow- Leopard, Lynx, Pallas’s Cat, Wolves, Brown Bear, Sand- Fox tour March April 2026
9 May 2026
A Day in Guangxi (China), 2026

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