California
Check out Venkat Sankar and Nicole Haseley's fantastic report (and associated information) on 150 mammal species including Mountain Lion, Montane Shrew and Mojave Ground Squirrels
Mexico
Mexico is a hidden gem. A super diverse country with a great many species that are barely known. A trip here is always an adventure.
North Carolina
My main goal for the weekend were Atlantic Spotted Dolphins, which seems to be recorded on about 1 in every 3 or 4 trips.
Pennsylvania
The only mammalwatching I have done in Pennsylvania is to search for Northern Flying Squirrels in higher elevations of the Poconos. I did not find any.
Texas
Texas has some rugged country and visiting Big Bend National Park in 1998 was a long cherished ambition, as was seeing an Armadillo. I saw plenty of roadkill Armadillos - several c
West Virginia
In August 2019 I spent a night in West Virginia looking for Appalachian Cottontails.
Delaware
I have had lunch in Delaware but I didn’t see any mammals.
Oklahoma
I visited Oklahoma for a few hours in May 2018 and went to Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge.
Minnesota
I first visited Minnesota in February 2017 for a weekend, and was successful in my quest to see a Canada Lynx.
Utah
In August 2010 I visited Bryce National Park, primarily to see Utah Pratrie Dogs. They were easy to spot. There is a Prairie Dog town a mile or two after the entrance gate, and it