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20 January 2026
Bale MountainsEthiopiaEthiopian WolfSanetti plateauSomali Region

Looking for info for planning a 11-day trip to Ethiopia (April 26)

A friend and I are planning a mammal watching 13-day trip to Ethiopia in April (2th till 13th). Originally we wanted to visit both the Senetti plateau looking for Ethiopian wolves

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20 January 2026
primateVietnam

Advertising: Northern White-cheeked Gibbon Expedition in Vietnam, April 6 – 9 2026

Details: April 6-9 2026 Ha Noi, Vietnam (start / finish location) Participants: 6 PAX (2-4x spots remaining) Tour Leader: Thanh Phan This April, Next Continent will be running a sh

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19 January 2026

Mammal streak – a challenging way of mammalwatching

Last year I did a mammal streak i Sweden. One new species per week for as long as possible. Here is a short report about the experience, how to do a mammal streak and why it’s su

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18 January 2026
AfricachecklistPocket Identification GuidePrimates Southern AfricaPrimatologyre:wildStephen NashTropical Pocketguide Series

Primates of Southern Africa

New in the Tropical Pocket Guide Series…. Primates of Southern Africa. 36 taxa • 22 maps • 37 illustrations • 7 vocal profiles and a checklist. Authors Thomas M. Butyns

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16 January 2026
BearIndia

Advertising: Ursus Expeditions Himalayan Brown & Black Bear Expedition, India. May 20 – 31, 2026

Ursus Expeditions Himalayan Bear Expedition Come join Bear Guide Kevin Andrews into the high-altitude wilderness of the Indian Himalayas, where snow-capped peaks, ancient forests,

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16 January 2026
Minnesota

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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14 January 2026
cetaceans

Advertising: The Azores with Royle Safaris, July 2027

As mentioned in our annual newsletter at the start of the year Royle Safaris will be launching our first dedicated whale watching tour to the Azores in 2027. We have now finalised

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12 January 2026
ChinaGiant Panda

Advertising: Ursus Expeditions Giant Panda Trek Feb 28 – March 8 (just 1 space left)

Ursus Expeditions Giant Panda Trek Feb 28 – March 8 Come and explore the remote mountain landscapes in China, focusing on some of the most important remaining habitats for wi

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11 January 2026
Estonialynx

Advertising: Eurasian Lynx of Estonia Photo Tour — March 11–18, 2026

Dreaming of true Eurasian lynx encounters in the wild? Join Cat Expeditions in Estonia this spring for an intimate, 8-day photo tour focused on Europe’s most elusive wild cat. Wi

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10 January 2026
AsiacetaceansMammalwatchingMiddle EastSaudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia – Mammals -> cetaceans on the Farasan Isl.

Dear all Some friends and I are planning a trip to SA end of March – beginning of April and are looking for some tips regarding mammalwatching, and especially regarding the s

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15 December 2025
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13 December 2025
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12 December 2025
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  2. EllenLinton on Trip Report: Arizona June 202520 January 2026
  3. Nate Dias on Easy American Mink sightings in coastal South Carolina19 January 2026

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  1. Catherine Grenfell on Mammal streak – a challenging way of mammalwatching20 January 2026

    Love this idea!

  2. EllenLinton on Trip Report: Arizona June 202520 January 2026

    I debated about whether to include Mexican Woodrat in the highlights but it's a very good mammal so I gave…

  3. Nate Dias on Easy American Mink sightings in coastal South Carolina19 January 2026

    I visited HBSP this past Friday and my friend John Cox and I saw TWO American Minks on the south…

  4. Zac Babbit on Madagascar Nov/Dec 202519 January 2026

    Thank you Jon! That Giant Mouse Lemur was certainly my trip highlight, alongside the Golden Trident Bat colony. Plus, it…

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19 January 2026
Taï Forest National Park – Ivory Coast
19 January 2026
Mammal streak – a challenging way of mammalwatching
18 January 2026
Primates of Southern Africa
17 January 2026
Patagonia & Buenos Aires Province, December 2025

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