A recent survey of Microtus breweri on Muskeget Island, MA
This account, shared as a presentation that was originally intended for a small cohort of undergraduate students at Connecticut College, is aimed to help and assist those who might
Solo Trip: Hawaii BioBlitz 2026 (5 native mammal lifers + 3 native non-lifers)
I just completed a solo trip and tour to Hawaii for Tropical Birding. I am a full-taxa lister for native animals only so I divided my solo time into searching for the two endemic m
Spirit Bear Cubs
Just throwing out a “hail Mary” in case anyone has heard/knows of anyone who is going to try to see/photograph the Spirit Bear cubs I’ve seen some posts about. I&
Tropical Birding: Ecuador EWT 2026 40 Mammal Species!
Hi everyone, I just completed another amazing and successful enigmatic wildlife tour for Tropical Birding. These tours are aimed at focusing on mammals and reptiles/amphibians rath
Eastern North America, Summer 2025
This is a collection of reports from several smaller trips I made along the East coast of North America last summer. It includes stops in North Carolina, West Virginia, New Jersey,
Western USA Road Trip, Summer 2025
Last summer I took a road trip through several states in the US visiting some amazing places and, primarily, looking for some cool species of mammal. I was joined by my Dad for the
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
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
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
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