ESTONIA LYNX QUEST: Nov 2023
Another successful Lynx Quest to Estonia – Now our 4th consecutive success, three in November. 10 mammal species recorded including, two different Lynx, Moose, Least Weasel a
Estonia (September 2023)
In September 2023, my partner had a conference in Tartu, Estonia, so we decided that I would tag along and we would spend a few extra days there. I made it a focus to spend plenty
Whale Watching Skjervøy, Northern Norway. Jan. 2024
I went on a great whale watching trip from Skjervøy on January 11, 2024. Here is my report with species like Orca, Humpback Whale, Sperm Whale and Fin Whale.
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Iberian lynx in maps and charts, plus other mammal tips
Many reports have been written regarding the lynxes in Andújar. I therefore would like to do this a bit different. In the maps and charts you’ll see how and where to best go if
Bat ID from La Lancha tunnel, Andujar, Spain
Hi, we were on a lynx watching tour in October 2022 and visited also the Andujar area of Spain. In the tunnel near the dam at La Lancha (Salto del Jándula) we photogpraphed some b
Italy’s Endemics – Apennine Wolf, Marsican Bear, Apennine Chamois and more
T R I P O V E R V I E W I have undertaken trips every summer and autumn since 2017 to the Abruzzo-Lazio-Molise region of central Italy, combing the mountains and valleys to ph
Eastern Hokkaido, January 2024
Katy and I stopped in Hokkaido for three nights on ways back from Australia to the UK and New York. It was our first time in Hokkaido and I’d wanted to visit in winter for at
Looking for a guide to look for sand cat (and other wildlife) in Western Sahara
Hello everyone, On the 17th to the 25th, I am going to Dakhla in Morocco. From there, I want to go to Aousserd to look for wildlife, my number one target is of course the sa
Good (hopefully) news from Saiga Antelopes!
We would like to share a significant milestone in Saiga conservation journey—the saiga antelope has transitioned from Critically Endangered to Near Threatened on the IUCN Red Lis