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11 October 2025

Western Australia – Segment #5 of the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025

Western Australia is amazing. Here is my trip report for this, the 5th segment of the two month expedition to Australia this past June through August. Here is the trip report link:

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10 October 2025

Northern Territory – Segment #4 of the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025

Here is my report for the 4th segment of my epic two-months in Australia.  Northern Territory was fantastic, a bit light on the mammals but well worth the effort to see what I did

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9 October 2025

Queensland – Segment #3 of the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025

Here is the third segment of the amazing Australia expedition I took last summer (or winter down under) – two months of amazing mammals and other critters.  Over 50 species

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8 October 2025

South Australia – Segment #2 for the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025

This is segment #2 of the two month expedition to Australia during the months of June, July and August of 2025 Here is the link: https://www.cokesmithwildlife.com/expedition-to-sou

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8 October 2025

Tasmania! Segment #1 of the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 2025

This is part one of a five-part trip report for my two-month expedition to Australia – Tasmania! Here is the link: https://www.cokesmithwildlife.com/expedition-to-tasmania &n

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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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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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15 August 2026
Mammalwatching Around Salzburg, Austria?
14 August 2026
Canada and the USA – July 2026
14 August 2026
Advertising: Late Availability – North Vietnam, Oct 29-November 8 with Jon Hall, Jose Gabriel Martinez – for rare primates and a bat fest!

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  1. benbalmford on RFI: Ecuador – which lodge at Cuyabeno, Mindo, Eastern slope15 August 2026

    In the Yasuni area there is Tiputini which is just incredible. Cheap-ish once there, and cheap transport (relatively). Mindo -…

  2. benbalmford on Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?15 August 2026

    Just to second Craig's Halali recommendation. We were there in Oct 2023 and for 2n and had two sightings. Second…

  3. Jon Hall on How do I add a photo to my profile?14 August 2026

    Hi Ollie. If you want a profile picture then go to https://en.gravatar.com/.

  4. Andrea Ghidoni on RFI: Ecuador – which lodge at Cuyabeno, Mindo, Eastern slope13 August 2026

    Hi Asanoth, please contact me on whatsapp +39 3755899449, I'm organizing an ecuador trip rn in collaboration with Photo wildlife…

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14 August 2026
Canada and the USA – July 2026
14 August 2026
Advertising: Late Availability – North Vietnam, Oct 29-November 8 with Jon Hall, Jose Gabriel Martinez – for rare primates and a bat fest!
14 August 2026
How do I add a photo to my profile?
13 August 2026
Coming Soon to Mammalwatching (maybe): Lost Species List, a New Member Recruitment Competition and the perks of becoming a Contributing Member

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