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13 June 2016
North America
NearcticSouth CarolinaUnited States of AmericaUSA

South Carolina

I haven’t looked for mammals in South Carolina, but I’ve included community reports from those that have.

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Bull Caribou Denali
7 April 2016
North America
AlaskaNearcticUSA

Alaska

In May 2006 I spent just 24 hours in Alaska and travelled on the ferry from Haines to Skagway during a trip around the Canadian Yukon. I saw a few Harbour Seals, but not the supo

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Antillean Fruit eating Bat
8 February 2016
North America
NearcticThe US Virgin IslandsThe Virgin Islands

The US Virgin Islands

Vladmir Dinet's notes on species including Red Fruit Bats and Antillean Fruit-eating Bat.

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American Badger
24 November 2015
North America
NearcticNebraskaUnited States of America

Nebraska

I haven't looked for mammals in Nebraska really, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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11 June 2015
North America
AmericaMarylandUnited States of AmericaUSA

Maryland

I lived in Maryland for four months in 1989 and have returned several times but never to mammalwatch. I’ve included community reports from those that have.

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31 August 2026
Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?
30 August 2026
The Weekly Recap
30 August 2026
Potential spot for Flying Squirrels at Central Park

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Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I’ve also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited almost 120 countries.

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  1. Dave Parmenter on Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?31 August 2026

    Hi Max Southern Ecuador is indeed worth visiting, especially for birding. I developed an itinerary in conjunction with EcuadorBirdsTours.com (Diego…

  2. Jannicokelk on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative31 August 2026

    I'll never wash my hands again.

  3. 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.

  4. 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…

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29 August 2026
Pembrokeshire, Wales
28 August 2026
Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?
28 August 2026
Brazil: 1-23 May 2026
26 August 2026
New book on cetaceans – Nouveau livre sur les cétacés

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