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
Australian marsupial kultarr suggested split into three species
Australia’s cutest mammal is now Australia’s cutest three mammals
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
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
Join us in West Papua in May 2026 with Carlos Bocos guiding!
Hello all! Staying in the theme of epic island getaways (ala Madagascar) I’m putting together a team to visit West Papua May 17th-June 3rd 2026. There will be 5 of us total,
Far North Queensland – July 2024
Here is a trip report from a mammal watching plus scuba diving holiday to Far North Queensland. We saw some great mammals and had a fantastic time. Highlights were Northern Quoll,
Humpback Whales of Tonga – Whale Expeditions – Trip Report 2024
During our annual Whale Expedition’s Humpback Whales of Tonga (swimming) photo tour, we had incredible sightings of humpback mothers and their calves, a male singing, and even a
Blue v Fin Whale – opinions?
In my recent trip report on New Zealand’s South Island, I mentioned that I had seen a pair of blue whales on a whale watching trip. A comment on iNaturalist raised a question
New Zealand’s South Island March 2025
Proof that you can add to your mammal list while pretending to enjoy scenery and historic castles.