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10 December 2025

Rare mammals and riots in southern Tanzania

Here’s the report of a trip to Southern Tanzanian chasing down local endemics. We recorded over 75 mammal species including 3 species of sengi, 13 primates (including Rondo g

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9 December 2025

Vietnam, September 2025

Before joining Carlos Bocos, Jon Hall and others in Sulawesi I spent a week in Vietnam looking for Douc and Hatinh Langurs in the central part of the country followed by a brief vi

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8 December 2025

Western Ghats Endemics, Late Oct and Nov

Two back to back guided trips to the southern Western Ghats, in late October and November this year, revealed much of the region’s specialities, including Lion-tailed Macaque (in

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6 December 2025

Madagascar in the Rain

A two-week long trip to Madagascar with herpetological enthusiasts meant that starting the trip during the start of the rainy season was the best option for the general interests o

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5 December 2025

Kenya, October 2025

A report from a recent trip to Kenya with Charles Foley. Highlights included Hirola, Aders’s Duiker, Caracal, Bushpig, Tana River Red Colobus, Tana River Mangabey, Four-toed

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3 December 2025
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Botswana & Zambia – August 2025

Here is our last trip report done in Bostwana and Zambia in August this year. A wonderful trip with many fabulous observations done in great conditions but not an hardcore mammalwa

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2 December 2025
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Chiloé November 2025

A grouchy smurf take on the wonderful island of Chiloé. 8 days, 9 species (if I am counting generously), 4 lifers

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25 November 2025
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What Lives In Vegas Stays In Vegas – Mammalwatching in Southern Nevada

Here’s a chronicle of 16 mammal species I found around Las Vegas from July-October 2025, across four different locations. Highlights include Desert Bighorn Sheep, North Amer

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21 November 2025
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Amazing Azores- Alex Meyer- July 2025

Please enjoy this epic week-long trip to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean via The Azores. Our group, which included some of mammalwatching’s finest, saw 15 mammal species wit

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21 November 2025
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Kowari Magic – South Australia, Nov 2025

Kowari, Southern Ningaui, Fawn Hopping Mouse.  Two weeks in South Australia (mallee areas, Birdsville Track, The Coorong) targeting these 3 mammals. 14 species seen in total.

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26 October 2026
Congo Brazzaville Wildlife trip report by Nick Buys
25 October 2026
Vietnam October 2026
25 October 2026
A French / Italian Foray

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  1. Jon Hall on Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store24 October 2026
  2. Max Taylor on Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store24 October 2026
  3. shortclaws on RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.23 October 2026

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

    Great to hear Max - thanks for sharing that.

  2. 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…

  3. 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…

  4. 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... ;)

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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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