Easy capybaras at tourist sites? (Southern South America)
Hi all! I’m on a backpacking trip around South America, currently in Buenos Aires and thinking to head east or north from here. I understand that capybaras are very common at
Central Chile 06/2025
6 days between Las Chinchillas and Santiago – only 7 species, but 2 new families.
New Trip Report: Western Brazil 2025
This is my first installment for my travels to Brazil in 2025
BRAZIL: Emas NP and South Pantanal July 2024
A 14 day tour exploring Emas National Park and the Southern Pantanal. 43 species of mammal recorded including 13 bat species. Highlights include: 3 Pumas, 3 Jaguars, 1 Ocelot, 4 Ma
Bolivia Trip in Oct/Nov – anyone else looking for puma or jaguarundi
Hi there! We’re Tiff and Chris. In October/November time frame we are planning to go to Bolivia. Main species to look for will be the puma and jaguarundi plus primates, pecca
A puma, a tapir, and a stalking horse – final version
A while back we posted this story on mammalwatching.com of an interaction between a puma and a tapir that we recorded in Kaa Iya on a trip with Nick’s Adventures Bolivia. The art
Thermal Scope Country Restrictions
To all the thermal scope owners out there: would you be able to share which countries you’ve been to that have allowed you to bring your thermal scope in / out of the country
Peru 2025 Trip Report
Another entry in my quest to see all the Neotropical primates. 1 week & 15 species including Andean Saddleback Tamarin, Yellow-tailed Woolly Monkey & Isabel’s Saki Mo
Chile and Argentina, February 2025
Three weeks in Chile and Argentina in February produced some great sightings of Southern Pudu, Monito del Monte, Marine and Southern River Otters, Elegant Fat-tailed Opossum, Long-