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10 February 2025
Kenya

Hyrax species at Nairobi NP

Hi everyone, I’m new to the forum and this is my first post, so apologies if I make a mistake! Hopefully there is an image of a Hyrax species that was common at the Masai Lod

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10 February 2025
Georgia

Book Review: A Wildlife Guide to Georgia (the country not the US state)

Georgia is one of my favourite countries in Europe: spectacular scenery, exciting wildlife and – let’s be honest – outrageously good food. Brecht De Meulenaer&#82

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5 February 2025
Vietnam

Advertising: Vietnam’s Rare Primates with Royle Safaris

Royle Safaris are running a two week trip to Vietnam from April 1-15 2025 looking for many of that country’s rare primates including all three of the douc langurs and Delacou

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5 February 2025
AustriaCzechiaGermanyNorthern ItalyPolandSlovakiaSlovenia

RFI: Tips for Easter in Central-ish Europe

Hello, I would like to make a short trip for non-flying wildlife watching for Easter. I am based in Prague and so far no flight tickets for a price I would be willing to pay for 4

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5 February 2025
#SiberutIndonesia

A short trip to look for the endemic mammals of Siberut Island, Sumatra

Located off the west coast of Sumatra, Siberut Island is part of the Mentawi islands and is a hotspot for endemic species. I only had 2 nights and 3 days but managed to see 7 endem

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5 February 2025
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Asian Golden Cat seen and photoed on three consecutive nights in Tangjiahe

It is very surprising that an Asian Golden Cat was seen on February 2nd, February 3rd and February 4th in Tangjiahe at the same location – just along the main road not far fr

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2 February 2025
Colombia

Mammalwatching Colombia

Hey yall! I’m new to this website but I’ve been getting into mammalwatching over the past yearish. I’ll be spending 3 months in Colombia starting in late February

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1 February 2025
DjiboutiEthiopiapodcast

New Mammalwatching Podcast Episode: The Horn of Africa

In the first podcast episode of 2025 Charles and I talk about our December 2024 trip to Ethiopia’s Somali Region and Djibouti (trip report coming soon). From Dik-diks to Diba

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31 January 2025
Brazil

Advertising: Only 4 Spots Available! Ultimate Pantanal Jaguar & Mammal Expedition

Dear Fellow Mammal Watchers, This is your opportunity to join a small dedicated group of mammal watchers and wildlife photographers on an exclusive 12-day expedition through the be

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29 January 2025
Iberian LynxSpain

Is April a good month for Iberian Lynx?

Hello everyone! I may have talked my wife into coming with me to Sierra Andujar in April 🙂 The thing is, it coincides with my son’s Passover vacation from daycare, so the

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5 August 2026
A short trip to Kyrgyzstan in summer 2026
5 August 2026
Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?
5 August 2026
Advertising: South Africa’s Specialities with mammalwatching, November 2027

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  1. Jane Kempler on Ardnamurchan/Isle of Mull tips5 August 2026
  2. Eduardo Ruiz on Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?5 August 2026
  3. Jon Hall on Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?5 August 2026

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  1. Jane Kempler on Ardnamurchan/Isle of Mull tips5 August 2026

    Here is the trip report I wrote from my trip from the same general area last year https://www.mammalwatching.com/community-post/scotland-lochaline-september-2025/ My sightings…

  2. Eduardo Ruiz on Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?5 August 2026

    The easiest place should the the camps in Kruger: Satara, Orpen, Tamboti and Mopani have regular visits to steal food…

  3. Jon Hall on Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?5 August 2026

    In Mana Pools in the early 1990s they would always be around the campsite. Kgalagadi and Okonjima should both be…

  4. Michael Kessler on Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?5 August 2026

    Although this is many years ago (mit 90ies), I saw them at Okonjima lodge in namibia. They had this amazing…

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Mt Rainier: A good place for accidental finds
29 July 2026
Guides / Spots for mammal watching in Minas Gerais
29 July 2026
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