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6 August 2016
Central and South America
HondurasNeotropical

Honduras

I haven't been to Honduras yet, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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6 August 2016
Central and South America
GuyanaNeotropical

Guyana

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3 August 2016
Asia
KyrgyzstanPalearctic

Kyrgyzstan

The plateau’s position on the Chinese border means it has been closed to most tourists in recent years. I think we may have been the first Westerners ever to go to the area in w

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
LatviaPalearctic

Latvia

I haven't been to Latvia yet, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
NorwayPalearctic

Norway (Excluding Spitsbergen)

I've been to Norway several times but only once for mammal watching. It is a beautiful country but it can sometimes be hard to enjoy a place where you need a bank loan to buy a bee

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3 August 2016
Asia
KoreaPalearctic

Korea

Korea is not famous for its wildlife watching. So when I found out I had to visit in September 2006 for work and had a free weekend my excitement was containable. And when I spoke

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
PalearcticPoland

Poland

I spent three nights in Bialoweisa "Village" (which is more of a town in my opinion). The hotels were nice and the food was superb - go those potato pancakes, mushrooms and the Rus

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3 August 2016
AsiaEurope and the Palearctic
PalearcticRussia

Russia

I visited Moscow twice in 2008. It is has more than its fair share of expensive hotels, traffic jams and beautiful women. There are a few mammals in the city parks, or so I was tol

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
PalearcticSerbia

Serbia

I spent a week in Belgrade in October 2016. I didn't see - nor make any effort to see - any mammals. But I have included community reports from those that did.

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3 August 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
PalearcticTurkey

Turkey

I planned my weekend around trying to see Mediterranean Monk Seals, of which only a few hundred remain in the world, a portion of which are at scattered localities around the Turki

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My Big Cat Year – Chile and the search for the Andean Mountain cat
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Pacific Northwest road trip – August 2026
13 November 2026
Tropical Birding Borneo Enigmatic Wildlife Tour

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  1. Jon Hall on Recommended set-up for photographing trapped small mammals15 November 2026
  2. charleswhood on Recommended set-up for photographing trapped small mammals14 November 2026
  3. Samuel Marlin on Borneo Sabah 2026 search for cats12 November 2026

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Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I’ve also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited almost 120 countries.

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  1. Jon Hall on Recommended set-up for photographing trapped small mammals15 November 2026

    Hi Guy. Jose and Charles are masters of the game. An alternative approach - to get Joel Sartore style pics…

  2. charleswhood on Recommended set-up for photographing trapped small mammals14 November 2026

    This would be better answered by Jose Gabriel Martinez-Fonseca, but he's still in Vietnam I think. He and I get…

  3. Samuel Marlin on Borneo Sabah 2026 search for cats12 November 2026

    Amazing trip report with so many cool mammal species observed and nice photos !

  4. Samuel Marlin on MADAGASCAR WILDLIFE EXPEDITION: 6 – 29 September 202612 November 2026

    Very nice and well written report ! thanks for sharing. Samuel

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10 November 2026
BORNEO (Sabah): Mostly Mammals April 2026
10 November 2026
Looking for 2 More For Vietnam Jan 13 – 24
10 November 2026
Sri Lanka or Uganda on ten October days – first trip abroad?
9 November 2026
Join me in South Africa 26 Aug –12 Sept 2027

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