Bat watching on the Peloponnese
Hi everyone, a very spontaneous offer. I will be in the Peloponnese near Patras (Greece) from the 18th (today) to the 20th of July. I plan to visit one colony each of P. kolombatov
Mouse-tailed Bat Species ID Confirmation
Hello, I was out checking up camera traps of our research and conservation project on the outskirts of Keenjhar lake in Thatta district, Southern Sindh province, Pakistan and since
Advertising: Watching Lynxes in Estonia, February 2025
Starling Tours have had exceptional success in showing their tour participants Eurasian Lynxes in Estonia over the past few years. Their guide – Mark Kaptein – found 4
Advertising: Endemic Mammals of the Dominican Republic in February 2025 (Solenodons and more!)
Royle Safaris have three spaces open on their 5 day trip to the Dominican Republic from 24 to 28 February 2025 in search of Solenodons, surely one of the best mammals on the planet
Easy Arctic Foxes in Iceland
Im currently in Iceland (again) and just want to recommend a spot were Arctic Fox is very reliable. At the visitor center at Malarrifsviti they are seen daily and the breed there.
Help to identify a small bat in Albania
On a recent trip to Albania in May 2024 we found a small bat dead on the ground under a highway bridge – Derven north of Tirane. I would appreciate any suggestions about whic
Who is at the UK Birdfair this weekend? Plus thank you to all our advertisers, supporters and contributors
Hello Mammalverse If anyone is going to be at the Birdfair in the UK this weekend please do let me know. Charles Foley and I will be wandering around in search of Bush Dog intel, t
New Podcast Episode: The Vaquita, with Barbara Taylor & Lorenzo Rojas-Bracho
The past few weeks have been all about cetaceans for me and this continues with the latest episode of the mammalwatching podcast. Charles and I talk to Dr Barbara Taylor (USA) and
Request help to identify a bat ( Etosha – Namibia)
Hi, In NOV 2015, we visited Etosha and found this bat during the day. We tried to identify the bat using our field guide (African mammals – Jonathan Kingdon) but were unsucce