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3 October 2024
Panama

Visiting but not Staying at Canopy Tower Panama

Hi! We will be visiting Panama next February. Since it is a family trip I plan not to stay at the expensive Canopy Tower. We will be spending some nights at Summit Rainforest Golf

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3 October 2024

How to spot binturong in Thailand

Hello, this is more of a general know-how question, with binturong being a mere mascot of the thread. We are going to Thailand in January for 2ish weeks for wildlife watching, espe

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2 October 2024
Malaysia

Recommendation for a guide in Bukit Lawang, Sumatra, Indonesia

We are heading off for three weeks in South East Asia in February next year. We are planning on Singapore, Panti Forest in Malaysia, Bukit Lawang, Pulau Weh for some scuba diving a

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2 October 2024
ChinaGiant Panda

Advertising: One place open on a March 2025 Sichuan Trip with Royle Safaris (Panda Special)

Royle Safaris have just had a cancellation for their sold out Giant and Red Panda special trip to Sichuan, 1-13 March 2025. One spot is now available. There is a lot of good mammal

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2 October 2024
Kitti's Hog-nosed BatThailand

Tips on kitti’s hog-nosed bats Thailand

Hi all, I will be in Thailand during the latter part of November. One of my goals is to see the Kitti’s hog-nosed bat. Does anyone have any tips on where to look or can recom

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1 October 2024
Stoattaxonomy

Identification trouble: American ermine

On the weekend with my spare time I sat and thought about the Mustela genus. Further In my research I saw on the mammal database and wikipedia that there were three species of stoa

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30 September 2024
honorary mammal

Honorary mammals

The same premise as my extinct mammal list post but a little different. What are the birds, reptiles, or amphibians that you consider honorary mammals. They are not quite to the le

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29 September 2024
leagueListtaxonomy

Updated mammal taxonomy and new league tables for cetaceans, carnivores and ungulates

I’ve updated the global mammal taxonomy list to incorporate the latest updates to the Mammal Diversity Database. Plus – after popular request – we have added new

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29 September 2024

Mega Expedition to Australia July-August 2025 – Advice Por Favor!

  OK!  I think I have a plan – still very tentative.  But after doing the requisite trip report perusal and back and forth, I have a skeleton outline of the plan.  In

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25 September 2024

Camera trapping, the hard way

https://www.karlvanginderdeuren.be/travel-stories/cameratrapping-the-hard-way

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  1. Daan Drukker on Wild Siberut: Eleven Days, Four Primates, Seventy-Two Birds21 April 2026

    Beautiful report! The picture that is captioned as "Mentawai Flying Squirrel" is actually a Siberut Flying Squirrel, based on the…

  2. Vsevolod Rudyi on “Amazing Azores: The Sequel”, or “In the wake of the Giants”20 April 2026

    Thanks, Jon! Pico is indeed a magical place for whale watching. Your report opened a wonderful destinations for many mammalwatchers…

  3. Vsevolod Rudyi on “Amazing Azores: The Sequel”, or “In the wake of the Giants”20 April 2026

    Hi, Marcelo, yes, it was a pleasure to meet you too! I hope you get these Blue Whales next time!

  4. Fred Hood on India – The Next Chapter20 April 2026

    I have not been to India at all, though our founder keeps bugging me to go.

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