Bali/Lombok rodent IDs
Our recent – primarily snorkeling – trip to Bali and Lombok has proven surprisingly fruitful for mammals with at least 18 species seen (and possibly more depending on w
ECUADOR DECEMBER 2021
Sad to read that the Mashpi Mountain Coati recently passed away. I myself was also successful there with the species (and the same individual) in 2021 during my productive visit to
ID help – bats in the Dominican Republic
Hello fellow mammalwatchers, I need some help/confirmation for some of the bats I saw on my visit to the Los Patos caves in the Dominican Republic 2-3 weeks ago. Pictures are not t
Mystery pygmy flying Squirrel on Borneo
Our guide saw this (Hose’s) pygmy flying squirrel landing in a tree 5-7 meters from the road in Deramakot (Borneo). This animal shows a completely clear white cheek and was very
San Joaquin Kit Fox – where to see in Carrizo Plain National Monument? Or elsewhere?
I want to photograph the San Joaquin Kit Fox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Joaquin_kit_fox. One place to do that is potentially the Carrizo Plain National Monument, which is
Urban Foxes in the UK – what’s a good place to photograph them?
As discussed in other posts, I am working on a long term project to photograph all of the wild cats and dogs of the world – or as many as I can, at any rate. In addition
Island Fox (Channel Islands, California) any recommendations for seeing?
I am interested in photographing the Island fox, which is endemic to the Channel Islands off the coast of California. My very rough plan is the following – there is a ferry t
Trip planning template
First day of retirement proper and its pouring rain, so I’ve been fiddling about with Excel and re-listening to the MW podcast episode on trip planning (2.10). A natural cons
Northern Oncilla
It’s a Wild Life! – Separate Post: Northern Oncilla Hi everybody, As many of you know Romy and I (Rob) are travelling South-America and are now in Colombia. Of course w
New Podcast Episode: Arnaud Desbiez and his Giant Armadillo study
Charles and I had the great pleasure of chatting with Arnaud Desbiez last month from his home in the Brazilian Pantanal. Since 2010, Arnaud, a Whitley Award-winning conservationist