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19 May 2024

Margay in Serra Bonita, Brazil

Apparently, a margay has been released at Serra Bonita, where is was seen and beautifully photographed by a recent birding group: https://www.birdquest-tours.com/birding-tour-repor

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18 May 2024
Korea

First mammal in Korea

Every week, I eagerly devour all the latest mammal watching reports, marvelling at the incredible adventures in exotic countries and unique mammals that are discovered. It’s

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17 May 2024
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Identification Help – Unknown Bat (Ghana)

Hi everyone, I’m hoping there is an expert out there who can help identify this bat from Ghana (West Africa). I found this bat roosting in the shower of our room at the lodge

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16 May 2024

Recent trip in Jumotsjamgkha Wildlife Sanctuary, Bhutan

Traveling to Jumotsangkha Wildlife Sanctuary in southern Bhutan is always exciting. This biodiversity hotspot is a haven for wildlife, offering visitors a chance to encounter a var

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14 May 2024
books

Mammal books, free to good home

Hi all, I’m thinning out my bookshelf… well honestly thinning out books in storage. I have mammal related books that I’m giving away. I’m just asking people

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10 May 2024
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Sorry if redundant, but how does one spotlight? Where/when/how and what sorts of flashlights?

Hello! I’m new to this site and new to the concept of mammalwatching as a dedicated thing. I go into nature to look for whatever comes across my path, but haven’t done

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7 May 2024

Two in one? Comment on the latest podcast (Saola)

These are two great podcast episodes. It was a lot of fun to listen to and very interesting. However, this time I notice the format, which doesn’t seem to be entirely consist

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7 May 2024

Should sonogram IDed bats count?

I realize this may be an unpopular opinion in mammal watching, but I feel like it should be discussed.  What it comes down to for me is you are not experiencing the bat with your

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6 May 2024
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New Podcast Episode: Bill Robichaud & The Saola

The mammalwatching podcast is 3 years old today and we celebrate with an episode about the world’s most elusive and enigmatic mammal: the Saola. We talk to conservationist Bi

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6 May 2024
wildlife conservation

“Reverse the Red” World Species Conference

Hope this post is acceptable. The “Reverse the Red” World Species Conference will be held online on the 15th of May (actual starting time is 2200GMT 14th May). The conf

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  1. Ian Thompson on Looking for tips for a great tropical trip…3 December 2025

    Some ideas: 1. Mana Pools in Zimbabwe 2. Tiputini in Ecuador 3. Emas in Brazil (combined with the patanal) 4.…

  2. Flemming Versloot on Looking for tips for a great tropical trip…3 December 2025

    You cannot walk inside Kaziranga alone. But you can walk around the core area of the park, there is plenty…

  3. mattystouffer on Sichuan Giant Panda in March 20263 December 2025

    Hi there, could you say more about what "self-service" means in the context of Labahe? I'll be in Chengdu at…

  4. Jon Hall on Kowari Magic – South Australia, Nov 20253 December 2025

    Thanks John. I am VERY envious of the Kowari and the hopping mouse!

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Looking for tips for a great tropical trip…
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Review of Mammals of the Southwestern United States (Lynx Nature Books)

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