Robinson’s Mouse Opossum – biofluorescence
I’m a neophyte mammal-watcher- fairly experienced birder, so I’m not sure how unusual this note is. In July 2024 I spent several days at a lodge on the Napo River in
Advertising: Royle Safaris Black Friday Sale starts today!
Royle Safaris is launching its first ever BLACK FRIDAY SALE. From today (17:00 (GMT) Friday 15th November until midnight (GMT) on Monday 25th November) for 10 days a limited numb
Small Rodent from Sesriem, Namibia
Thank you for your help in identifying this small rodent that I photographed on 15 October 2024, 25km SW of Sesriem, Namibia (S 24,64488- E 15,65336). Originally there were 3 indiv
New Massive Borneo Nature Travel Guide. Free to Download
This is exciting. Shavez Cheema, from 1StopBorneo Wildlife, has just released a massive new 700 page guide on Borneo’s wildlife. And mammalwatchers can download it for free h
RFI Quebec City Area – Late November (belugas, porcupine, moose, etc.)
Hi all, My wife and I are going to be in Quebec City at the end of November and I have one day I’m able to dedicate to mammal (and bird) watching. I have seen that belugas oc
Xinfrared T2 Pro or HX09
Hello, I am after my first thermal “scope”, going for the budget cell phone version. I know there has been a review on T2 Pro here, but I am also considering HX09, whic
Join me in Bolivia Sep .2025 and/or Colombia Jan 2026!!
Hi everyone, I’m excited to be planning 2 mega trips to South America where I’m looking for fellow Mammalwatchers to join me! The first trip is to Bolivia, in September of 2025
Projects and Small Mammal Trapping in UK
Hi, My name is Bruno Kovacs Gomez, a student in Staffordshire, England, and I am posting this just to ask if anyone knows about any Proyects in the UK related to mammal conservatio
Return of the Scimitar horned oryx
Here are a series of stories put together by the Antelope Specialist Group about the re-introduction of the Scimitar horned oryx, which went from ‘extinct in the wild’
New Mongabay Article: Mammalwatching & Conservation
Charles Foley and I published an opinion piece on Mongabay this week that some of you might find interesting I hope that makes the case for mammalwatching as a conservation tool. W