Mammalwatching Podcast: Roland Kays
In the latest episode of the mammalwatching podcast we talk to distinguished mammalogist Dr Roland Kays, head of the Biodiversity lab at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Scienc
Camera traps while traveling – any experience?
There is nothing quite as exciting as seeing animals directly and taking a photo. But sometimes that is not possible, and camera traps are a possible solution. Camera traps are g
Wild dogs and cats – my crazy project
I have photographed wildlife all around the world for years. Then the pandemic kept me (like most of us) under virtual house arrest for a while. During this period, I conceiv
Mouse on grass stalk at Deramakot – any clues?
I recently finished a couple week trip to Sabah focused mainly on mammals – particularly orangutan, gibbon, other primates, wild cats and civet (but I am interested in all wi
Squirrel Field Guide Mongolia
The Provisional Field Guide to the Squirrels of Mongolia is finished too and now available on the Mammalwatching Resource page. Download it HERE The field guide comes with a set of
Mega Expedition to Brazil!
Hello fellow Mammalwatchers! Looking for a Fellow Wildlife Watching enthusiast for an Upcoming Summer in Brazil. Please check out the itinerary in this post to see what I have ar
RFI – London, UK (April 2023)
Hi all, My wife and I are going to be in London, UK for a week in mid-April. I’m looking for recommendations for mammal watching sites in the immediate area. I’ll be sp
Want to cruise Western Svalbard with me in June 2024? Bowhead Whales and Polar Bears
I’ve wanted to see Bowhead Whales for as long as I can remember but they are a not an easy species to find, especially now that Russia it out of bounds for most of us. So I w
Squirrel Field Guide Western Africa
Hi everyone! The Provisional Field Guide to the Squirrels and Anomalures of Western Africa is finished and now available on the Mammalwatching Resource page. Download it HERE. The
App Review: Stuarts’ Tracks & Scats of Southern Africa
The prodigious Chris and Mathilde Stuart have released another mammalwatching app, this time covering the tracks and scats of Southern African wildlife. The new mobile app is a han