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Cetacean ID query
Hello, I would be grateful of any opinions on this cetacean seen a few days ago (14th Dec ’25), from Mirbat in Southern Oman. Initially we thought this to be a False Killer W
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Last minute places just opened up for what sounds like a great cruise from Sulawesi to Raja Ampat. —- Our Naturetrek cruise, on board MV Mermaid I, explores around some of th
Advertising: last chance for the Thermal Master DV2 camera in the USA (sold out elsewhere))
Last month I reviewed the new Thermal Master DV2 thermal camera. I won’t run through all that again (it is below if you missed it) but I did want to let you know that this ne
Trip Recommendations for April/May 2026
Where would you go in the months of April/May for best options to see mammals? We are coming from Colorado and open to all ideas!
My Big Cat Year
Dear all, I’m thrilled to let you know about my initiative for 2026… My Big Cat Year… For a short interview and teaser see MyBigCatYearklein engelse ondertiteling
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Royle Safaris have two places remaining on their 20 August – 5 September 2026 West Papua tour. Guided by the (already) legendary Carlos Bocos, with some spectacular mammals o
Listers of the World Rejoice: Here’s a Mammal Taxonomy Update
Hello and welcome to this, the most wonderful time of the year! Yes, I have updated mammalwatching’s taxonomic master list to reflect the latest discoveries. And the good new
World Trip
Hello all, I am a veterinarian and wildlifephotographer from the Netherlands. Have been living and travelling all over the world. Next year our greatest adventure, a worldtrip afte
Western Ghats Endemics, Late Oct and Nov
Two back to back guided trips to the southern Western Ghats, in late October and November this year, revealed much of the region’s specialities, including Lion-tailed Macaque (in