Argentina
Check out Jon Hall's late 2025 trip to Patagonia to seach for a resident population Leopard Seals on Tierra Del Fuego and other Patagonian mammals including Southern Mountain Visca
Western Australia
Check out Dalton Van Leeuwen's excellent report (his first for this site). Dryandra, Mount Gibson and more, 2025/26: 12 days & 16 species including Banded Hare-wallaby, Western Ba
Philippines
Check out Daan Drukker's groundbreaking report of 2 weeks in Paluwan and Calamianes in 2025. With 30+ species including Palawan Stink Badger, Calamian Deer and a ton of squirrels i
Morocco
Checkout Demian Hiß's combined and very useful report of two 7 day trips through Morocco, Western Sahara and Mauritania, in 2025: with 65 species including Felou Gundi, Saharan S
Tanzania & Zanzibar
I've been to Tanzania 3 times. In 1991 I spent a couple of weeks in Tanzania. I couldn't afford to do much mammal watching at the time, though the train from Zambia was held up as
South Africa
I like South Africa. The crime problems I’ve heard so much about aren’t apparent out of the cities (or perhaps I am just blissfully naive); the national parks in the south were
Thailand
Thailand keeps getting better as a mammalwatching destination. There is a good network of national parks (though many can be very crowded), with some excellent mammals that seem to
Brazil
I’ve visited Brazil four times. In October 2006 I spent six days in the western Amazon, at the Palmari Lodge. In August 2007 I returned for two and a half weeks and visited Rio C
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
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