Bali and Timor-Leste: diving with Blue Whales and more!
This was a trip like no other! Watching a Blue Whale under water had been a long-awaited dream for me and it was worth the wait! Furthermore I had a really nice sighting of Dugong
Trip Report – West Papau’s Endemic Mammals – Royle Safaris – May-June 2024
In the spring of 2024 Royle Safaris followed in the footsteps of Jon Hall and embarked on the first dedicated group mammalwatching tour to West Papua, guided by Carlos Bocos and wi
Proserpine Rock Wallaby Airlie Beach
Can anyone help with details of Proserpine Rock Wallaby Airlie Beach, I cannot find any of the sites Jon mentions on google maps “Mount Lucas in Airlie Beach. The drive up th
Hobart, Tasmania, July 2024
Hi all, Please find attached a short trip report from a small trip I made to Hobart, Tasmania, earlier this year. Enjoy! Michael
Townsville, QLD, Australia, December 2023
Hi all, Please find attached a trip report of a work trip with some mammalwatching that I did, in December 2023, around the Townsville area in Queensland, Australia. Enjoy! Michael
Yarra Ranges, Victoria, Australia – July 2023
Hi all, Please find attached a short trip report of a spotlighting tour I went on to see Leadbeater’s Possum. Enjoy! Michael
RFI: Victorian sites for Fat-tailed Dunnart Sminthopsis crassicaudata
Hi all, My name is Michael Sebastian. I’m a PhD student at the University of Melbourne in Victoria, Australia, studying wild Fat-tailed Dunnarts in Victoria. Unfortunately, t
Tasmania, January 2022
Hi all, Please find attached my trip report from all the mammalwatching I did on my honeymoon in Tasmania, in January 2022. Enjoy! Michael
Mammals of Australia Part 6 of 6: Sea Mammals (including New Zealand)
Hi people, My biggest adventure of my life, cruising throughout Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia in search of (mostly) birds and mammals! I drove an approximate 47.000 km i
Mammals of New Guinea Field Guide
Can anyone recommend a good Field Guide for the Mammals of New Guinea? The most recent one I have found is by Tim Flannery with Cornell Press published in 1995. They are quite rare