Ecuador Sept 2022
Ecuador mammal + non-mammal trip in Sept 2022 (7th – 25th). Great creatures, including Spectacled Bear, Mountain Tapir (completing the set for me), stump tailed porcupine, ja
Trip report Sabah, Borneo
Yet another trip report on Borneo? Sabah is a very popular destination for birders and mammal watchers alike and both Mammalwatching.com as well as Cloudbirders.com have numerous t
Chiricahuas, September 2023 (Venkat Sankar)
Hi all, Sharing a report from a great (but rather sleep-deprived) long weekend the Chiricahua Mountains and Animas Valley in SE AZ and SW NM, respectively. We saw a lot more than I
UGANDA: African Golden Cat Quest Take 2
Lord Derby’s Flying Squirrel Tour Report from our 2nd tour to try and see African Golden Cat: https://www.wisebirding.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/UGANDA-MARCH-2023.pdf A total o
Short trip to Swakopmund, Namibia 16-24 Sept 2023
I just returned from the African Small Mammal conference in Swakopmund, Namibia and wanted to share a few locations. My mammal targets for the area were round eared sengi and Namib
Panama, August 2023
An easy going trip staying at Canopy Tower and Canopy Lodge only. The expected mammals seen plus highlights for me being Water Opossum (Yapok), Northern Tamandua and lesser Capybar
Amazing Sri Lanka
We experienced a wonderful trip to Sri Lanka this summer. 3 weeks and 50 mammal species observed and much more (birds, frogs, insects). We basically observed all the main mammals t
A Long Weekend in the Bay Area, California – September 2023
Charles Hood and others spent August tormenting me – and possibly other seal lovers – with their posts of multiple Guadalupe Fur Seals in Monterey Bay. This is not an e
New Trip Report: Valley of the Cats, Qinghai and Sichuan
Here’s a great new report from Tang Jun at China Mammal Tour, with detailed information on planning a trip to the Valley of Cats. North West China, 2023: China Mammal
New Trip Report: California to Colorado via Washington (with an Aplodontia site)
Here’s an interesting report from Brian and Eileen Keelan, aka ‘The Nomadic Naturalists’ who are on a perpetual trip around the country – and the world R