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2 July 2024
#pacificcresttrail#pct#shorttailedweasel#washingtonstateGrizzly BearWashingtonWeasel

Pacific Crest Trail Section L. North Cascades 7/29-8/3 (Washington State)

A summary of the mammal highlights observed while hiking the last and northernmost most section of the PCT. Highlights include two weasel species, two bear species, and a handful o

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2 July 2024
ChileChiloe IslandLaucaParque TepuhueicoSantiagoTorres del Paine

Chile – April/May 2024

23 days and 26 species of mammals including Andean mountain cat, Garlepps´pampas cat, Kodkod, Puma and Darwin´s fox. Locations visited: Chiloe island, Torres del Paine, Altiplano

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2 July 2024
robjansenphotographySoutheast Asia

IT’S A WILD LIFE! – TRIP REPORT LAOS & CAMBODIA FEB-MAR 2024

We, Rob Jansen & Romy Jansen-Houtzager, are two enthusiastic nature lovers who travel the world together to search for stunning birds, fascinating mammals and incredible nature

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1 July 2024
Aberdare National ParkantelopeKenyaLake NaivashaMount KenyaPrimatessquirrels

Kenya: Lake Naivasha, Aberdare National Park, Mount Kenya May 15-16 2023

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28 June 2024
KogiaMexicoVaquita

Mexican Mega Marine Mammaling, 2024

Here’s a short report on brief trips to Baja California South and North in search of two very special cetaceans. Baja California South: Dwarf Sperm Whales One of the way too

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28 June 2024

A couple of trips to Africa (Tanzania 2022 & Namibia 2024)

I have attached my report summarising trips to two mammal watching favourites.  I’m hoping there is something useful in it for those planning a trip where compromises need t

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25 June 2024

Nairobi National Park, Kenya May 14 2023

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24 June 2024

California and Arizona, May 2024

I spent a couple of weeks in May doing a quick road trip down to California and Arizona, seeing a total of 66 identifiable mammal species. These areas are well-covered on mammal-wa

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24 June 2024
Greece

Kefalonia/Greece: How to find a Mediterranean Monk Seal – this time for real

After searching for a Mediterranean Monk Seal in vain in the Northern Sporades in 2023, I found it in Kefalonia in June this year. Here is my report.

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22 June 2024
Bandicootcommon wombatEastern QuollEchidnaFat-tailed DunnartNorthern Hairy-nosed WombatNorthern QuollPlatypusQuollSpot-tailed Quolltasmanian devilYellow-footed Antechinus

Mammals of Australia Part 1: Monotremes, Carnivorous marsupials, Bandicoots, Koala and Wombats

Hi people, My biggest adventure of my life, cruising throughout Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia in search of (mostly) birds and mammals! I drove an approximate 47.000 km i

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29 August 2026
Pembrokeshire, Wales

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  1. Jannicokelk on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    I'll never wash my hands again.

  2. Jannicokelk on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    100%. For sure, just basic stuff of "how did you do it" would be really helpful in the report.

  3. Jon Hall on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    Thanks. Will take a look at this list. Once the dust settles on this initial list and everything is clear…

  4. Jon Hall on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    Yes raw files etc sounds good. Plus a detailed report. Basically the judges decision is final. The more info the…

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Pembrokeshire, Wales
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Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?
28 August 2026
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26 August 2026
New book on cetaceans – Nouveau livre sur les cétacés

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