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9 June 2026
African Forest Elephantafrican palm civetagile mangabeyBeecroft's anomalurebongolord derby's anomaluremoustached guenonwestern lowland gorilla

Trip report to Dzanga Sangha, CAR, April 2026

Hi everyone Please find enclosed a report of our wonderful trip to Dzanga Sangha in April 2026. Several cool species observed during this one-week long trip there. Regards Samuel

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8 June 2026
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Bwindi and Lake Mburo, Uganda with Harrier Tours

The last report from my superb couple of weeks in Uganda with Harrier Tours… final stage from Bwindi to Lake Mburo via Mgahinga and Kisoro. Twenty mammal species in 4 days in

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7 June 2026
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A week in Kinabatangan and Sepilok, a new species of pangolins

It is getting more and more difficult for me to have long vacations. Though it was quite a short trip, we were lucky to saw a pangolin during the night cruise on Kinabatangan River

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5 June 2026
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Namibia Mammal Safari Feb 2026 – Trip report

This mammal-watching safari explored some of Namibia’s most spectacular wilderness areas, from the predator-rich plains of Okonjima and Etosha to the wetlands of the Zambezi Regi

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3 June 2026
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Trip Report – Borneo’s Rare Mammals Tour – Royle Safaris – August 2025

Royle Safaris runs several trips to Borneo each year, in 2025 we had 5 private tour departures and of course our popular Borneo’s Rare Mammals Group Tour. As normal on this i

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1 June 2026
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Hawaii May 2026

Hey y’all, Just got back from a friend’s wedding on the big island of Hawai’i on the Kona coast. This is a rapid dropoff to deep water and a great place for marin

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31 May 2026
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Eurasian Lynx Photography Tour in Transylvania by Sakertours

Transylvania is an amazing place for large carnivores in Europe. Increasingly Estonia is labeled as number one destination to see the Eurasian Lynx and the Carpathians in Poland al

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28 May 2026
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Uzbekistan 2023 – A Few Notes

A short trip through central Uzbekistan focused mainly on the Kyzylkum Desert and the road towards Uchkuduk. Mammal observations were honestly very limited, but since there are ver

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27 May 2026
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3 Weeks in Thailand and North Sulawesi

Hello mammal watchers, This will be my first post about one of my trips, and I am very excited to share some of the things I find interesting in nature. To introduce myself: I am F

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26 May 2026
Taiwan

Taiwan, 2-14 May 2026

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18 October 2026
India and Bhutan 2026 Trip Report
17 October 2026
Pumas and/or Commerson’s Dolphins
16 October 2026
Chasing the Ghost of Spiti: A 4,000-Km Road Trip from Pune to Chicham for the Snow Leopard

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  1. Andreas Jonsson on Pumas and/or Commerson’s Dolphins18 October 2026
  2. Coke Smith on Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW17 October 2026
  3. Leo Boon on Dashcam17 October 2026

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  1. Andreas Jonsson on Pumas and/or Commerson’s Dolphins18 October 2026

    No experience with the Commerson´s Dolphin but regarding "from the road safari" for Puma it´s easy to see them. I…

  2. Coke Smith on Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW17 October 2026

    Great stuff Andy - has the Olympic Chipmunk been codified as its own species yet?

  3. Leo Boon on Dashcam17 October 2026

    Thanks Curtis for sharing. I am now in contact with a company from the Netherlands. If it will be useful…

  4. Claudia W. on Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel15 October 2026

    There's also a very interesting paper by Li et al. (2020), who found two more specimens in northwestern Laos and…

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13 October 2026
Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel
12 October 2026
Advertising: Endemic & Rare Mammals of Fynbos & Karoo 16-Day Tour, March 27
11 October 2026
Help from the Mammalwatching community for the Emas Nationalpark
11 October 2026
Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW

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