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.
Advertising: Trip to look for Bonobos in the DRC, September 2026
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
Anyone interested in a combo marine life/mammal watching trip in South Australia for May 2026?
So, I’m pretty desperate to get back to Australia and South Australia happens to have 2 of my bucket list marine critters–the Great White and the Weedy Sea Dragon. Ther
Have you ever seen an African striped weasel?
Hello, I started a research project this year at the University of Pretoria on the distribution, behaviour, and general ecology of African striped weasels (Poecilogale albinucha).
Camera Trapping in Sabah
1StopBorneo Wildlife have publishes this report based on their camera trapping experience in Sabah. It provides information on the gear they use and how they set it up as well as s
Papua New Guinea and Indonesia in 1 month
Hello all, this is kind of a crazy question but I’m looking for anyone who might be interested in joining me for a Papua New Guinea (and potentially some Indonesia) mammalwat
Seeking advice on Mustelids in the UK
Hi folks, I’m spending a couple of weeks in Scotland (mainly) and UK in early October, and seeking tips on where to see smaller mustelids. I’m sorted for otters, pine m
Arctic Foxes in Iceland 2025
Just a short note for people interested We visited 3 sites mentioned by this forum in the past. Möðrudalur/Fjalladýrð: The arctic foxes are fed and only semi-wild. The den is j
Superb Sunda Clouded Leopard Sighting: My lucky hat strikes again
Last month I took my kids to Sabah for a week of what I described as a ‘relaxed’ mammal trip. I wait to learn what adjective Katy Hall will pick … but I doubt whe