RFI Thailand
Hi all, Long-time reader, first-time poster. I’ve finally taken long service leave and am in the process of trying planning a large mammal-themed trip throughout Southeast As
New Podcast: Shavez Cheema, Borneo
In the latest episode of the mammalwatching podcast we talk to Shavez Cheema, founder of Borneo1Stop Wildlife, from his home in Sabah. Shavez talks about a childhood in Brunei surr
Muskrat in Action
This morning I visited Closter Nature Center in Closter, New Jersey, for some birding. There’s a series of artificially dug canals next to the main road, providing excellen
Anyone want to look for polar bears, seals and more in northern Alaska?
I just got back from two trips to Baffin Island where I had great success (one trip with 10+ sightings) and massive failure (a trip with zero sightings) in seeing polar bears. I wa
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
Advertising: Amazon Primates & Parrots Cruise May 2026 with WildWings with a special mammalwatcher discount!
These Amazon cruises are superb. Wonderful wildlife, a great team and a very comfortable boat. Cruising the Amazon is THE way to travel! So I’m happy to announce next year
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
Join me in Baja California Sur, Mexico in search of Dwarf Sperm Whales (Kogia) June 16th/17th, 2025!
Following in the footsteps of Jon Hall (as so many of us do) I’ll be attempting to nab another Family Lifer in the form of Dwarf Sperm Whales. I’ve reserved a 6-hour boat trip
Book Review: Habitats of Africa : A Field Guide for Birders, Naturalists and Ecologists
Habitats of Africa: A Field Guide for Birders, Naturalists, and Ecologists, by Ken Behrens, Keith Barnes and Iain Campbell, is the first field guide to cover all of Africa’s