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3 April 2023

Sri Lanka March 2023

12 nights, 40 species of mammals, 209 birds (including all the endemics), 25 species of reptile including 8 snakes, 10 frog species and 16 species of butterflies, with Dulan Ranga

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3 April 2023
India

Western UP (IN) – Urban Mammals (Nilgai, Rhesus Macaque, Indian Crested Porcupine, Small Indian Mongoose, Five-striped Palm Squirrel)

Uttar Pradesh (UP) is the most populated state in India, with a population close to 2/3 that of the United States compressed into an area similar in size to the UK. During December

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2 April 2023
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Thailand, December 2022

A trip report of a self-organized trip to Thailand. Spend 3,5 weeks driving around the country. In total 35 species of mammal were seen, including Sun Bear, 2x Leopard Cat, Banteng

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2 April 2023
PalearcticSaudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia Feb-Mar 2023 (Jan Ebr)

Unfortunately I did not manage to be the first to make a report from Saudi Arabia, only the second, but at least I have topped Carlos … by 1 species! 13 species in 19 days an

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28 March 2023
pelagicVirginia

Virginia Beach Pelagic

Virginia Beach Pelagic, Rudee Tours, March 26 2023

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26 March 2023
Ghana

Ghana: 22/01 – 31/01 2023

This is a short story of my trip to Ghana in January earlier this year.

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26 March 2023
BadgerBobcatNorthern elephant sealOrca

Point Reyes and Monterey Bay March 2023

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21 March 2023
Western Australia

South west Western Australia March 2023

2 weeks around SW Western Australia, including the iconic quokka and numbat, and the extremes of pygmy Blue Whale and tiny honey possum.

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18 March 2023
South Carolina

Charleston, South Carolina trip report

When I lived in the South (of the US, that is) I’ve been to many historical plantations. They are interesting habitats, with huge Spanish moss-covered oaks and dense patches

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13 March 2023
Suriname

Some mammal observations in Suriname

A very brief report of some mammal observations made while also searching for birds and herps for a couple/three days in Suriname – a short extension on a work trip.

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Wildlife Guide Skills Survey
24 August 2026
MAMMALS RECORDED ON ‘SOUTH AFRICA’S RARE MAMMALS TRIP’. APRIL 2026. ROYLE SAFARIS
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23 August 2026
Coming Soon to Mammalwatching (maybe): Lost Species List, a New Member Recruitment Competition and the perks of becoming a Contributing Member

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  1. CarlosBocos on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative25 August 2026

    Hi Vladimir! could you please explain us what species are not really lost and what species might not be valid.…

  2. Vladimir Dinets on How to find a pine marten?24 August 2026

    Pine marten behavior differs between places that have stone marten and those that don't. In the latter it has a…

  3. shortclaws on Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip24 August 2026

    If you feel confident enough to travel independently, then definitely self-drive is the best way to keep the cost down.…

  4. Jon Swenson on Updating IUCN status of data deficient species?24 August 2026

    I agree that this is a good question, Daniel. The IUCN evaluations are carried out by IUCN SSC (Species Survival…

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21 August 2026
How to find a pine marten?
21 August 2026
First Trip to Japan (Honshu) in Nov/Dec – Advice on Target Species & Itinerary
21 August 2026
Queensland June/July 2026
19 August 2026
Large rodents of southeast Poland

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