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25 September 2025
Washington

Central Washington (USA) – mammal report

Sharing a report from a fun weekend of mammal watching in central Washington: 2 nights & 25 species including Townsend’s and Washington Ground Squirrels, Coulee Chipmunk,

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24 September 2025
Annamite MuntjacAsian Brush-tailed PorcupineAsian Red-cheeked SquirrelBach Ma National ParkCambodian Striped SquirrelIndochinese Palm CivetIntermediate Horseshoe BatMaritime Striped SquirrelNext ContinentPallas’s Squirrelprimate toursPygmy Slow LorisRed-shanked Douc LangurSmall-toothed Ferret BadgerVietnamvietnam primate tourvietnam wildlife watching

Bach Ma Primate & Mammal Watching Tour – Trip Report #2 (September 2025)

Trip Report: We’ve just returned from another trip to Bach Ma National Park, our second tour there this month! September is proving to be a popular time for mammal watching in c

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24 September 2025

Queensland 2023, August 31st – September 25th

We went to Queensland in September 2023 as a part of our 10 months long travels between jobs. As we did not work at that time, and had spent quite a lot already during 7 months in

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23 September 2025
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Spitsbergen expedition cruise Summer 2025

Nine night cruise with Oceanwide in the summer of 2025 produced 11 mammal species including Polar Bear, Walrus, and Hooded Seal.

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18 September 2025
Bach Ma National ParkBlack-bearded Tomb BatCambodian Striped SquirrelDa NangHoary Bamboo RatIndochinese Ground SquirrelIndochinese Palm CivetIntermediate Horseshoe BatJavan MongooseMaritime Striped SquirrelNext Continent ToursNorthern Yellow-cheeked GibbonPallas’s Squirrelprimate toursPygmy Slow LorisRed-shanked Douc LangurSmall-toothed Palm CivetVietnamvietnam primate tourvietnam wildlife watching

Bach Ma Primate & Mammal Watching Tour – Trip Report (September 2025)

Last weekend we had a short custom primate and mammal tour for a wildlife photographer Alex from the UK. He was on a limited timeframe and very interested in our Bach Ma 3-Day Prim

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16 September 2025

Southern California Trip

I went on a six day trip to Southern California – more sightseeing than animal focused but managed to see some animals along the way.  I flew into LA and rented a car from M

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10 September 2025
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A short trip to Panama

In June I made a short trip to Panama, mainly around Gamboa, Valle de Antón, Boquete and Santa Fé. Mammal highlights included a Northern Tamandua, Panamanian Night Monkeys, a Bro

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10 September 2025

Georgia and Armenia, August 2025

A three-week trip to Georgia and Armenia. Not dedicated and not the best time of the year, but my first mammal watching trip, with a few nice species and some practical information

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10 September 2025

In Search of Small Cats and other mammals and Birds in India and Bhutan with Robin Hamilton

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7 September 2025
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Madagascar 2025

I spent nearly 3 months in Madagascar this summer and saw 20 mammal species with 11 lifers and 89 bird species with 36 lifers. Happy reading 🙂 https://docs.google.com/document/d

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  1. Yonathan Perez on Hawaii Advice16 February 2026

    Hawaiian Monk Seals should be easy at Ka'ena Point State Park in Oahu - I saw a couple all the…

  2. Asanoth on Northern Costa Rica (December 2025)16 February 2026

    Very inspiring report, thank you!

  3. Ben W on Remote mammal watching16 February 2026

    Hi Olli, Great to see the list coming along, and I'm glad to see you've reached your first target! Just…

  4. Flemming Versloot on Chitwan National Park, Nepal 23 Dec – 02 Jan 202615 February 2026

    Nice report John. Chitwan sounds like an amazing place, especially the fact that you are allowed to enter the park…

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9 February 2026
South Africa and the Big Cat Year and five Wild Cat species!
9 February 2026
Japan RFI lodge booking (looking for a Japan resident)
6 February 2026
Primates in East Africa (Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi)
6 February 2026
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