Bat Trip to Daugbjerg Kalkgruber, Denmark
Mogens Trolle and I spent some hours looking at bats in the very cool hand excavated tunnels of one of the oldest lime pits in Denmark. The tunnels are max 3 m high so you get very
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
Asking advice for mammalwatching in the Vosges region in France
Dear Mammalwatchers, This August (2026) I will be going to the Vosges region for mammalwatching with my dad. We will be staying at Gérardmer. There are a few things that I would l
Flying squirrel in Finland
This May I’ll be in Finland. Is there anyone that has good info on whom to contact to find flying squirrels in eg the Lieksa /Kuhmo area. I know further south has more options bu
Abruzzo Mai 2025
A very brief trip report about our trip to the well-known Abruzzo region of Italy. Mammal-wise, it was very unimpressive, but it contains information that could be helpful for othe
Short trip to southern Spain
This report doesn’t bring any groundbreaking news about where to see Iberian Lynx around Andújar, but for me it was quite special moment. It’s a short winter trip story from s
Spotted: Beluga in the Netherlands
For the last week or so, a Beluga whale has been frequently spotted on the Dutch west coast. According to a local NGO, the animal is in good health and just seems to enjoy itself i
Mammal streak – a challenging way of mammalwatching
Last year I did a mammal streak i Sweden. One new species per week for as long as possible. Here is a short report about the experience, how to do a mammal streak and why it’s su
Advertising: The Azores with Royle Safaris, July 2027
As mentioned in our annual newsletter at the start of the year Royle Safaris will be launching our first dedicated whale watching tour to the Azores in 2027. We have now finalised