Asking for a non-mammalwatching friend: Contact for Habre’s Nest Panda program?
Hi everyone! I have a non-mammalwatcher friend from work who will be in Nepal, and who dreams of seeing a red panda. I told him people go out to Habre’s nest and see them, bu
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The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! It’s been a pretty quiet week, which started off with Ferenc Alpár Gothárd’s report from the recent SakerTours trip he led to Tr
Stoat or Weasel
That age-old question. So who will confidently give me an answer based on this image? Two of us observing the animal thought we saw a dark-tipped tail, but did we?
New Podcast Episode: Tom Butynski & Yvonne de Jong: Wild Solutions (Kenya)
In the June episode of the mammalwatching podcast we talk to conservationists and primatologists Tom Butynski and Yvonne de Jong from their base in Kenya. Tom and Yvonne run the Ea
The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! The first trip report published this week was by Nick Buys of Nature Travel Africa, from a trip he led to Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park,
Introduction + advices for South African trip, october 2026
Hi everyone ! My name is Raphaël, I am a french biologist, Zoo educator and wildlife enthusiast ! This is my first post on Mammalwatching.com but the website has been a precious s
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Info and/or Guide in Uzbekistan?
I’m likely heading to Uzbekistan next May to lead a birding tour and I’m hoping to see some mammals ahead of the trip. Does anyone have info or know a guide for mammal
Youtube Playlist of 54 Mammal Vocalizations
This is fun. George Vlad has a sizable collection of recordings of mammal calls and noises which he has put on Youtube as a playlist. Fun to listen to and potentially useful, esp