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6 August 2016
Asia
IsraelPalearctic

Israel

I first visited Israel for a few days during a holiday with family in Jordan. In 2008 I went back for a day during a work trip to Jordan and I was back in 2010 for a couple of day

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6 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
ItalyPalearctic

Italy

I've been to Italy several times but eating usually trumps mammal watching. But I have looked for a few things, most notably Crested Porcupines.

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6 August 2016
Asia
JordanPalearctic

Jordan

I spent several weeks in Jordan on a couple of holidays visiting family in 1995 and 96. I went back for work in 2008. I didn’t get the chance to do a lot of mammal watching, inde

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
NorwayPalearctic

Norway (Excluding Spitsbergen)

I've been to Norway several times but only once for mammal watching. It is a beautiful country but it can sometimes be hard to enjoy a place where you need a bank loan to buy a bee

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
LatviaPalearctic

Latvia

I haven't been to Latvia yet, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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3 August 2016
Asia
KyrgyzstanPalearctic

Kyrgyzstan

The plateau’s position on the Chinese border means it has been closed to most tourists in recent years. I think we may have been the first Westerners ever to go to the area in w

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3 August 2016
Asia
KoreaPalearctic

Korea

Korea is not famous for its wildlife watching. So when I found out I had to visit in September 2006 for work and had a free weekend my excitement was containable. And when I spoke

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
PalearcticPoland

Poland

I spent three nights in Bialoweisa "Village" (which is more of a town in my opinion). The hotels were nice and the food was superb - go those potato pancakes, mushrooms and the Rus

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3 August 2016
AsiaEurope and the Palearctic
PalearcticRussia

Russia

I visited Moscow twice in 2008. It is has more than its fair share of expensive hotels, traffic jams and beautiful women. There are a few mammals in the city parks, or so I was tol

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
PalearcticSerbia

Serbia

I spent a week in Belgrade in October 2016. I didn't see - nor make any effort to see - any mammals. But I have included community reports from those that did.

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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. Jon Hall on Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel20 October 2026

    Ian could you write to me on jon@mammalwatching.com and I will connect you with the researchers. They are interested and…

  2. Miles Foster on Chasing Madagascar’s Carnivores, September 202619 October 2026

    Wow! Great report, great pictures, great trip!

  3. 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…

  4. 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?

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Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel
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