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1 March 2026

Finding Canada lynx, wolves and other mammals on the Gunflint Trail, northern Minnesota

This is a short summary of how and where to look for interesting mammals in the boreal forest of northern Minnesota. It’s based on what I’ve learned from a number of tr

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25 February 2026

Bearded Seal Lifer, Woodland Caribou—Newfoundland

Newfoundland, Canada January 14-18, 2026 Okay, I admit it…this was a BIRDING trip (9 lifers). But I am just as interested in mammals and I did get one lifer…a wonderful

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25 February 2026
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Summer 2025 – Katmai National Park Wolverine (and other critter) Sightings

Hi everybody! As you may or may not know, I work most summers as a Park Ranger at Brooks Camp in Katmai National Park, Alaska. I’d imagine most people here know Brooks Camp a

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18 February 2026
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Bats at Pinery Provincial Park

Hello, first-time poster here (and I imagine one of the only people on this site to be more into non-mammalian wildlife, though any mammalian bycatch is welcome). Though I was born

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6 February 2026

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

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5 February 2026

Mammals/hiking tour out of Las Vegas

Dear Fellows MWs, will be for a work trip in Vegas next week and I was wondering if any of you can suggest a good mammal/hiking guide or tour for a day trip! Thanks! Francesco

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16 January 2026
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A Minnesotan summer

Not really a trip report just wanted to share some photos, not great mammal ones but I have secret birding photos. If it were treated like a trip report then in total 10 species an

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9 January 2026
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Dominican Republic 2025/6

The best DR report is here! The most species ever, a fully independent Solenodon sighting and the first mention of  Manatees in DR. Also a lot of ranting about how I don’t l

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9 January 2026
Arizona

Trip Report: Arizona June 2025

Report of a two week trip primarily through Arizona plus a bit of Nevada and New Mexico. We saw a total of 52 mammal species with highlights including Banner-tailed Kangaroo Rat, b

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9 January 2026
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Trip Report: Idaho and Oregon, May/June 2025

Report of a two week road trip through Idaho and Oregon. We saw a total of 18 mammal species with highlights including both Northern and Townsend’s Pocket Gophers, five groun

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  1. kbrown217 on Mammals of the Spanish Pyrenees and around Zaragoza9 March 2026
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  3. Moses Swanson the XVI on Finding Canada lynx, wolves and other mammals on the Gunflint Trail, northern Minnesota9 March 2026

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  1. kbrown217 on Mammals of the Spanish Pyrenees and around Zaragoza9 March 2026

    That’s good then, thanks for the info, I will give them areas a try, and let you know if I…

  2. CarlosBocos on Mammals of the Spanish Pyrenees and around Zaragoza9 March 2026

    In that case you are lucky because Grey Squirrel doesn’t occur in Spain!!! Following the points given in your map,…

  3. Moses Swanson the XVI on Finding Canada lynx, wolves and other mammals on the Gunflint Trail, northern Minnesota9 March 2026

    How far into March would one be able to see a lynx successfully? Is March 20th to late or just…

  4. kbrown217 on Mammals of the Spanish Pyrenees and around Zaragoza9 March 2026

    Possibly don’t have time to look for small rodents or bats. But very interested to see any other mammals other…

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Finding Canada lynx, wolves and other mammals on the Gunflint Trail, northern Minnesota

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