Djibouti
Check out Ian Thompson's report of 4 nights in Djibouti featuring 24 mammals including some megaspecies like Beira, Maned Rat, Somali Sengi and Ethiopian Genet.
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
Vietnam
Check out Rob & Romy Jansen's 2024 report: 2 months & 42 mammals including Sunda Pangolin, Southern White-cheeked Gibbon, Cat Ba Langur and Pygmy Loris.
Ethiopia
Check out Jon Hall’s report from December 2024 with 20 species including Rufous Sengi, Ammodile and Dibatag.
China
I have been to China four times but I have barely scratched the surface. The country is huge, of course, and hugely diverse. The mammalwatcing is fantastic in Sichuan and Qinghai
Madagascar
Like all self-respecting mammal watchers I had long wanted to visit Madagascar. But something had held me back. I think this was largely the fact that my Madagascar trip would be
Kenya
Kenya, more than any other country, is responsible for my interest in mammals. Not that I had been there before 2011, but I watched a lot of wildlife documentaries on TV in the 70s
Chile
Chilean people are just about the friendliest people I have ever met. I picked up a few hitchhikers: all of them were keen to meet for drinks and dinner and converse with me and my
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.
The Netherlands
I haven't looked for mammals in Holland, but I've included community reports from those that have.