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10 April 2024
Nicaragua

Nicaragua Bat Surveys March 2024

In March 2024 I joined José Gabriel Martínez-Fonseca in southern Nicaragua for a portion of his nation-wide bat survey work. This was not a guided tour nor did we target any part

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1 April 2024
Peter Kaestnerpodcast

Season 3 of the mammalwatching podcast just dropped and our first guest is birding legend Peter Kaestner

We  open Season 3 of the podcast from the jungles of the Ivory Coast, before talking to Peter Kaestner, the world’s most accomplished birder, in a conversation about listing

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27 March 2024

What is the best option (quality/low price) to buy a night-vision/thermal binoculars?

Hi, I am looking for some thermal/night vision binculars, but I have some doubts when choosing the models. I am looking for a low price model, as my dad can’t spend much mone

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26 March 2024
andean porcupineKinkajouMargaynight vision gearnocturnal mammalsolingoPanamathermal binocularsThermal scope

Thermal optics and their use; a researcher’s perspective and experience from Panama.

After two seasons using thermal and night vision optics to study nocturnal arboreal mammals we offer our perspective on these optics.

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25 March 2024
Javajavan rhino

Advert: A place just opened up on Royle Safari’s Javan Rhino trip this June

Royle Safaris just had a late cancellation on their June trip this year in search of Javan Rhinos from June 1 – 10 – one spot is now open. There’s an optional 5 n

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24 March 2024
Indiajoin a trip

Call for joining big wildlife trip in India

As already mentionned in another post, I am planning to go to India for several months in the first part of 2025. I will be travelling with my partner who is not as interested in w

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24 March 2024

Looking for 1 or 2 fellow travelers to spot Asiatic Black Bear and Sun Bear

With the aim of seeing all bear species, I’m planning two personal trips to complete the list. To cover the costs, I am looking for 1 or 2 fellow travelers. Only ABB and Sun

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23 March 2024

Looking for Baby Mammal Photos for Display

Hi Everyone, Charles Hood suggested I check here with y’all. I’m an interpreter at a land conservancy in the Santa Cruz Mountains (California). I’m looking for ph

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21 March 2024
recapweekly

The Weekly Recap

Hi everyone, welcome to this week’s recap! The first trip report of the week is a Snow Leopard trip to Mongolia with Cat Expeditions! A few other mammal species were also seen, l

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21 March 2024
Ghana

Advertising: Pangolins and more in Ghana with Royle Safaris (and Charles Foley), March 3 – 18, 2025

After a successful scouting trip to Ghana last month Royle Safaris is running a specialist mammalwatching trip to Ghana for March 2025. The two species of arboreal pangolins (white

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Community meeting and mammalwatching NUTTER awards
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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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30 November 2025
Looking for tips for a great tropical trip…
30 November 2025
Community meeting and mammalwatching NUTTER awards
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Évora Portugal SECEM Congress
25 November 2025
Review of Mammals of the Southwestern United States (Lynx Nature Books)

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