Our 2023 Klalik Success Story on Social Media
We’ve made a video about our 2023 trip to West Papua and the double whammy about find the Western Long-beaked Echidna and the very long lost ‘lazarus species’ the
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&
Tips for a visit to Peru (Cuzco region)
Dear all, This coming summer (late July to mid-August), I will be visiting Peru with three friends. In addition to spending a good week in and around Manu National Pa
Forget about tonight’s Oscars because here are the 2025 N.U.T.T.E.R Award Winners
The polls have closed. The votes have been counted. And the winners are … Actually before I get into that – and for those who are new to the site – the NUTTER Awards are the
Mammal tree of life shirt available from Mammal Diversity Database
I thought people here may be interested in mammal apparel to show their love of mammals. Text from the American Society of Mammalogists listserve email: Have you ever wanted a Mamm
Can Anyone Help with some Mammalwatching Social Media?
Hello all, I’ve come to the conclusion that my social media skills (and available time) are not able to do justice to the mammalwatching stories we should be telling. This wi
Mammals of the Spanish Pyrenees and around Zaragoza
Doing this self guided trip next week in search of Wallcreeper and Lammergeier amongst other birds, but would be interested to hear any suggestions of places along the route for ma
New Pygmy Triok discovered after 6000 years (by us!)
Some of you will have seen one or many stories yesterday about two marsupials rediscovered after millennia on New Guinea (for example https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026
Flashlight question
Anyone using or have experience with Sofirn brand flashlight ? Maybe the C8G, SK40, or SF26. Lots of good reviews and about half the price of some models mentioned on this site
New Podcast: The Next Generation
In this month’s episode, Charles and I turn the podcast over to three of the youngest mammalwatchers we know: Ellen Linton (20), Bruno Kovacs Gomez (16) and Moses Swanson-Mwa