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22 October 2026
Central and South AmericaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
BrazilSouth America

Brazil

Check out Jane Kempler's 2026 trip report covering the Matto Grosso Primate Route, Northern Pantanal & the Amazon. In 5 weeks she saw 75 mammal species including a family of 3 blac

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22 October 2026
Asia
AustralasianOrientalSulawesi

Sulawesi

Check out Jannico Kelk's report and exceptional photos from Sulawesi & the Moluccas, with great species including Togian Babirusa, Tatar Horseshoe Bat, Meyer's Giant Rat and Blue-e

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22 October 2026
AustralasiaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
AustralasianAustraliaQueensland

Queensland

Check out Jan Ebr's impressive 2026 report: 34 days & 70 species including Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby, Northern Nailtail Wallaby and Purple-necked Rock Wallaby!

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Aye aye Daubentonia madagascariensis
22 October 2026
AfricaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
AfrotropicalMadagascar

Madagascar

Check out Jon Hall's September 2026 report on searching for Madagascar's carnivores featuring 45 species including Hairy-eared Dwarf Lemur, Red-ruffed Lemur and 6 of the 7 carnivor

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2 May 2026
Africa
AfrotropicalSenegal

Senegal

I spent 10 days working in Dakar but couldn't get out of the city to look for wildlife. But there are some great reports here featuring species like Pale Fox, African Manatee and R

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1 May 2026
Australasia
AustralasianPapua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea

I haven't been to PNG yet but hope to visit in 2027.It will soon become the hot new mammal destination in my opinion! For a teaser then check out Carlos Bocos's mega report from th

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11 March 2026
Australasia
AustralasianIndonesiaMaluku IslandsMolucca IslandsMoluccasOrientalRja AmpatWest Papua

Indonesia – West Papua, Raja Ampat & the Moluccas

I visited West Papua's Vogelkop's Peninsula and Waigeo Island,a part of Raja Ampat, in June 2023 for an incredible two weeks of mammalwatching featuring the West Long-beaked Echid

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14 January 2026
Australasia
AustralasianWestern Australia

Western Australia

Western Australia is a fabulous state for mammal watching. There are a lot of endemic species, a great variety of habitat, spectacular scenery and no people.

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5 January 2026
Asia
OrientalPhilippines

Philippines

The chance to run a workshop in Manila in November 2015 was a welcome opportunity for a few days mammal watching. That said, the Philippines comprises more than 7,000 islands so pl

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2 January 2026
Africa
MoroccoPalearcticWestern Sahara

Morocco

I spent 3 weeks in Morocco in 1990 on holiday and returned in 2019 for a short and productive visit to the Anti Atlas and Western Sahara.

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28 October 2026
Brazil Trip Report, August/September, 2026
27 October 2026
South Africa July/August 2026: Kruger, Cape and Karoo
26 October 2026
Congo Brazzaville Wildlife trip report by Nick Buys

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  1. Nature Travel Africa on Congo Brazzaville Wildlife trip report by Nick Buys28 October 2026
  2. Ralf Bürglin on A French / Italian Foray28 October 2026
  3. Prim8Pal on Congo Brazzaville Wildlife trip report by Nick Buys26 October 2026

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  1. Nature Travel Africa on Congo Brazzaville Wildlife trip report by Nick Buys28 October 2026

    It was Camp Imbalanga.

  2. Ralf Bürglin on A French / Italian Foray28 October 2026

    Hello Mark! Congratulations on the snow vole. May I ask, what kind of trap did you use? And did you…

  3. Prim8Pal on Congo Brazzaville Wildlife trip report by Nick Buys26 October 2026

    Interesting report. Which tented lodge was this?

  4. Jon Hall on Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store24 October 2026

    Great to hear Max - thanks for sharing that.

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27 October 2026
South Africa July/August 2026: Kruger, Cape and Karoo
26 October 2026
Congo Brazzaville Wildlife trip report by Nick Buys
25 October 2026
Vietnam October 2026
25 October 2026
A French / Italian Foray

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