Spotted Cat Ecuador camera trap ID
Hello dear mammalwatchers! I am currently doing fieldwork in Ecuador in Andean bears (Tremarctos Ornatus) and one of the camera traps caught a series of melanistic spotted cats.
(not the) Weekly Update
Hello! Jon here, stepping in for Katy Hall who is still on holidays. I will not even try to replace her – something I have tried to do regularly since her birth but haven&#
New Listing League Tables Now Up for Canids, Bats & Mammal Familes
I am beginning to realize that quite a few people out there enjoy lists as much as I do. So – after popular request – we have added three new league tables to the those
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Wild Vietnam: Rare Primates & Mammals 2-Week Expedition, Upcoming Dates: 23 March – 5 April 2026 Now this is exciting! Next Continent are based in Vietnam and are now running
A November weekend near Barcelona
Hello, I am having an option attending a conference in Barcelona first Monday and Tuesday in November. The hard and dedicated worker I am, my main motivation to go is to add some w
Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?
Hello, I am going to Madagascar in September/October, doing Andasibe, Ranomafana, Ankarafantsika, Anja and Kirindy. Except for baobab alley, we are not doing any landscape focused
Sunda Clouded Leopards: Some Remarkable Videos
Mike Gordon, Borneo mammal guide par excellence, sent me a couple of cell phone clips of Sunda Clouded Leopards in Borneo. What they lack in high definition they make up for in b
Finca Villa Barbara in northern Colombia, home to many amazing animals
I have the incredible luck to actually live in this place and wake up to the sound of birds and howler monkeys. Our small organic farm and nature reserve has a beautiful area of tr
In search of a Solenodon
A short trip with Royle Safaris to see the almost mythical Solenodon.
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A reminder that Middle Africa are running two trips to the DRC next year to see Bonobos, some other nice primates and even Congo Peafowls if you are that way inclined. The first tr