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24 August 2026

MAMMALS RECORDED ON ‘SOUTH AFRICA’S RARE MAMMALS TRIP’. APRIL 2026. ROYLE SAFARIS

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21 August 2026
Queensland

Queensland June/July 2026

34 days, 9400 kilometers – Lamington to Cooktown mostly along the coast on the beaten track, then a loop through Karumba, Winton, Carnarvon and Girraween – 70 species,

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19 August 2026
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Large rodents of southeast Poland

A short trip to southeast Poland targeting Podolian Ground Squirrel and Common Hamster. The hamsters were surprisingly easy, the ground squirrels surprisingly tricky. GPS coordinat

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18 August 2026

Horn of Africa Antelope Survey (2025–2026): Northwestern Kenya (Phase 3)

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14 August 2026

Canada and the USA – July 2026

Vancouver Island (Canada), Washington, Oregon and California (USA). Two weeks, 37 species including 2 marmot species, 3 chipmunk species, Humboldt’s Flying Squirrel, Pronghor

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13 August 2026

My Big Cat Year – China and the Wildcat species in the Tibetan Plateau

The 18-day trip on the Tibetan Plateau organized by Royle Safaris in China was a great success. Local guides were Sid Francis and ZZ for the main trip and Jay Wu for the extension.

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12 August 2026
Brazil

Primates and Parrots Amazon Cruise 2026 (plus advertising a 2028 repeat cruise)

Here’s a new report from a fabulous Brazilian Amazon Cruise with WildWings this May that features over 50 mammal species, 30 of them primates. Plus three porcupines. So obvio

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11 August 2026
Queensland

North Queensland, May 2026 Report

I sent myself a copy of this PDF last month but cannot remember where I initially found it. But I hope the author won’t mind me reposting this useful update on some of the cl

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9 August 2026
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Madeira, July 2026

I spent the last few days of July in Funchal, Madeira looking for cetaceans with mammalwatchers Charles Hood and Seva Rudyi plus my buddy Sion Hughes (not yet a mammalwatcher but h

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5 August 2026

A short trip to Kyrgyzstan in summer 2026

I spent a few days in Kyrgyzstan on a botanical field trip in late July/early August and managed some mammal watching on the side. About a dozen species (with signs of more), inclu

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25 September 2026
My introduction to the community and a new site for Yucatan Spotted Skunk
25 September 2026
Bongos, Bats & Birders: Kenya, September 2026
25 September 2026
Primates in Eastern India and Bhutan

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  1. Jon Hall on My introduction to the community and a new site for Yucatan Spotted Skunk25 September 2026
  2. Michael Wright on MAMMALS RECORDED ON ‘SOUTH AFRICA’S RARE MAMMALS TRIP’. APRIL 2026. ROYLE SAFARIS24 September 2026
  3. Jim Vanderpoel on RFI: How to spend my time in Southern Arizona (Flying in TUCSON)23 September 2026

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  1. Jon Hall on My introduction to the community and a new site for Yucatan Spotted Skunk25 September 2026

    Hallelujah!

  2. Michael Wright on MAMMALS RECORDED ON ‘SOUTH AFRICA’S RARE MAMMALS TRIP’. APRIL 2026. ROYLE SAFARIS24 September 2026

    Thank you for the great and comprehensive trip report, John. It was a pleasure and privilege to lead you, your…

  3. Jim Vanderpoel on RFI: How to spend my time in Southern Arizona (Flying in TUCSON)23 September 2026

    I saw multiple Banner-tailed Kangaroo Rats on a night drive between Portal and Rodeo. I saw both Mohave Green and…

  4. Lars Michael Nielsen on RFI: Spain in October22 September 2026

    I was at Gato Clavo last September and saw several lynx. I'll actually go there tomorrow and if you're itnerested…

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21 September 2026
The Weekly Recap
20 September 2026
Looking for Namibian/African bat specialists
19 September 2026
RFI: Spain in October
19 September 2026
RFI: How to spend my time in Southern Arizona (Flying in TUCSON)

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