California
California has very varied habitat (from desert to tundra) with a corresponding diversity of species, coupled with incredible scenery and some of the most productive cetacean viewi
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.
Alabama
I spent a couple of night in Alabama in June 2018. The swampy hardwood forest around Demopolis is some of the last of Alabama's "Black Belt" forest, a particularly rich ecosystem
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