Best Mammalwatching in Early October
Dear fellow mammalwatcher, this is Francesco say you unexpectedly have a gap month between end of September and end of October and want to go on a mammalwatching trip that includes
Costa Rica/Nicaragua/Panama: Suggestions for VERY low budget mammal watching?
Hi all! Unfortunately I only make US$15,000 a year (small online business) and can’t come close to affording most of the tours or even accommodations people talk about on her
RFI Smooth-coated Otters in Singapore
Hello, How to best see smooth-coated otters in Singapore on tight schedule? There seem to be enthusiasts monitoring the otters, but how to get in touch with them (I have no Faceboo
Cartoons for Conservation – help please!
Are there any budding cartoonists out there who could help with a small project that will help promote more ethical mammalwatching around the world? You don’t need to be Bans
Mammals and Wildlife around England
Hi, My parents have decided to let me study a semester in a Boarding School in England and I would obviously like to search for some animals while staying there, so maybe someone
Advice on what to aim for in Costa Rica
Hi mammal watchers! I’ll be traveling to Costa Rica (essentially Playa Grande then Monteverde, so all in Guanacaste) in January with my three kids (age 5 and under) and wife.
RFI – Collared Pika near Anchorage
Hi all, My wife and I will be in Anchorage, AK for a couple nights in mid-September. I am hoping to find a Collared Pika or two. I’ve carefully reviewed all the great
RFI: How to efficiently update mammal lists
Hi all, Sorry for another RFI post… but this time rather than the promise of a trip to join, I’ll happily share any resulting code I write for automated updating with a
India time allocation: Gir vs Little Rann of Kutch vs Desert NP and Velavadar ??
I am in the midst of finalizing a trip to India in December-January of this year. My goal is mammal photography – specifically: Asiatic wildcat, Bengal fox (aka Indian
Backyard Mammalwatching
I recently was just walking around my backyard and admiring the birds and plants. Then with my constant 24/7 mammalwatching mind thinking what backyard mammals do we get. So I made