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1 August 2016
North America
NearcticSouth DakotaUSA

South Dakota

I have been to South Dakota in 1993 but don't remember what species I saw in the spectacular Badlands National Park. At Wind Cave National Park I saw Bison and Black-tailed Prarie

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1 August 2016
North America
NearcticUSAVirginiaWashington DC

Virginia & Washington D.C.

I haven't spent much time in Virginia, but I have been to DC a few times: until 2010 I didn't spot any mammals other than Grey Squirrels though. Unless you count the unusually smar

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1 August 2016
North America
NearcticUSAWashington

Washington State

Washington State is home to some quality mammals and spectacular scenery. I visited in February 2009 for the first time and had a couple of days to look around. February is not a g

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Bison, Bison bison, at dawn, Yellowstone NP, 1993
1 August 2016
North America
NearcticUSAWyoming

Wyoming

I've been to Wyoming three times. In July 1993 I spent a couple of nights in Yellowstone and a third at Grand Teton National Park. Both excellent national parks (though Yellowstone

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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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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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  1. Morten Kure Kattenhøj on Bat Trip to Daugbjerg Kalkgruber, Denmark18 February 2026

    You’re welcome, Chad.

  2. Speaker_for_the_lost on Bats at Pinery Provincial Park18 February 2026

    Should add that Seoraksan National Park is semi-reliable for Long-Tailed Goral (there is a population there but they're not always…

  3. Speaker_for_the_lost on Bats at Pinery Provincial Park18 February 2026

    There are some fairly well-known birding sites in Korea (including wintering sites for 90% of the global Baikal Teal population,…

  4. Chad Johnson on Bat Trip to Daugbjerg Kalkgruber, Denmark18 February 2026

    This is great stuff, thanks!

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