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16 March 2023
Braziltrip

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

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14 March 2023
United Kingdom

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

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13 March 2023
SpitzbergenSvalbard

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

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12 March 2023
Afrotropical

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

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11 March 2023
AppScatstracks

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

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11 March 2023
Namibia

Advertising: Mammalwatching Exclusive – Namibian Rare Mammal Safari, May 13 – 27, 2024

Namibia is one of my favourite destinations in Africa and is a mammalwatching nirvana. LOTS of animals, few people and far more freedom to do your own thing than in many other part

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10 March 2023

ASM Anchorage meeting

Hi all, is anyone here planning on attending the American Society of Mammalogists meeting in Anchorage this July? If so let me know so we can meet up – and do some mammaling.

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9 March 2023
Peru

Advert: Amazon Wildlife Tracking in Peru with Original Nature, October 2023

This trip from Original Nature sounds superb. Some great mammals, an opportunity to learn a ton about fieldcraft from the local guides, and an almost guaranteed chance to see enorm

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7 March 2023
Brazil

ID’s NE Brazil

Last November, I went to NE Brazil on a birding trip. Of course I also encountered some mammals along the way, which I tried to photograph when possible. For a few of them, I am no

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6 March 2023

private mammal guide for Singapore?

Hi, I am new to this forum but have enjoyed reading many trip reports and posts!  I have a trip to Indonesia coming up (will see lots of animals there!) and will be in Singapore f

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22 October 2026
St Helen Island trip 2027 by Birdlife South Africa
22 October 2026
RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.
21 October 2026
The Weekly Recap

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  1. Max Taylor on Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store24 October 2026
  2. shortclaws on RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.23 October 2026
  3. Miles Foster on St Helen Island trip 2027 by Birdlife South Africa23 October 2026

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  1. Max Taylor on Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store24 October 2026

    I've been really happy with DV2 thanks to the recommendations I read on this site. It boots up quickly and…

  2. shortclaws on RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.23 October 2026

    Hi. We explored independently for pumas, by driving around the Y-156 and Y-160 roads near the entrance to Torres del…

  3. Miles Foster on St Helen Island trip 2027 by Birdlife South Africa23 October 2026

    Thanks for sharing, Kyle. So much to see, so little time... ;)

  4. sbandelt on Help from the Mammalwatching community for the Emas Nationalpark23 October 2026

    I would also like to encourage anyone interested in traveling in Brazil to send an email supporting opening the gate…

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20 October 2026
Max. 2 extra participants wanted for Uganda: African Golden Cat Tour – June 3-16, 2027 (Mountain Gorilla extension in Bwindi till June 19, 2027) 
20 October 2026
Lac Aloatra Bamboo Lemurs, September 2026
19 October 2026
Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store
19 October 2026
Sri Lanka Trip Report September 2026

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