Urban wildlife stories in Cape Town
Hi everyone, I am visiting Cape Town soon and am planning on filming some of the urban wildlife, especially mammals, and I wanted to come and ask people if you know of any amazing
Looking for fellow travelers for a special trip for rare Cetaceans in Gulf of Thailand – september 2025
Hello mammal watchers, I am currently looking for 1 to 2 persons to share a special, dedicated short exploration trip in search of rare tropical Cetacean species : Indo-pacific hum
Mammal ID help – Hwange NP, Zimbabwe April 2019
Hi all, my first post on here. I have always loved wildlife, mostly focussed on birding tbh, but never lost my interest in mammals. The podcasts have really whet my appetite to
Blue v Fin Whale – opinions?
In my recent trip report on New Zealand’s South Island, I mentioned that I had seen a pair of blue whales on a whale watching trip. A comment on iNaturalist raised a question
Recommendations for where to see/photograph swift fox and kit fox in Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona
I need recommendations for where to see two species of fox – the kit fox and swift fox. The kit fox is a desert animal and should be in desert regions of Utah and Arizon
Belize Bat ID Needed
Hello, I am new to this site and its community. I recently did a trip to Belize where I had an opportunity to visit Barton Creek Cave in the west central region of Belize. Along th
California Mammal Big Year & Site/ID Guides
Over 2024, Nicole Haseley and I did an “accidental” mammal big year across the US state of California. We saw 150 mammal species (~70% of the total in California) inclu
RFI Chitwan National Park December 2025
Greetings, I am looking for advice/information on booking a trip to Chitwan National Park in December of this year. We are a group of two and have a specific time frame off from wo
Large-spotted Genet (Genetta maculata) in Loango NP, Gabon?
During our last trip https://www.mammalwatching.com/community-post/a-short-trip-to-loango-national-park-gabon/ We saw this genet twice. I think it was Genetta maculata. Strangely I