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
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
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
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
Chiloé November 2025
A grouchy smurf take on the wonderful island of Chiloé. 8 days, 9 species (if I am counting generously), 4 lifers
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
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
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.
Eastern Canada – August 2025 Trip Report
Long time reader, first time poster – here’s a report from a trip I did this summer in Eastern Canada (Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia), while mostly a bird trip
2025 South Africa Roadtrip: Two Months & 130 Mammal Species
Hello! This is my first trip report for the site. I am a guide with Tropical Birding and was assisting on this year’s South Africa EWT: https://www.tropicalbirding.com/africa