(Yet another) short Vienna trip report
A few weeks ago I finally got around to going to see the Black-bellied (European) Hamsters or urban Vienna. This may not have been the optimal time to visit for other species, but
Common hamsters in Meidling Cemetery, Vienna, June 2025
I visited the cemetery on 20 June this year. Thanks to everyone who has posted reports here previously – these were essential reading. My first search was 8.30-10.30am, mai
RFI: Tips for Easter in Central-ish Europe
Hello, I would like to make a short trip for non-flying wildlife watching for Easter. I am based in Prague and so far no flight tickets for a price I would be willing to pay for 4
Family Trip to Corfu (Greece), Vienna (Austria), Bergamo (Italy) and Hungary
This trip report is from a while ago, but I still think the information is still useful. It's my first report, and I already wanted to upload one, so I hope it's interesting.
New Trip Report: Austria
A helpful new report from Valentin Moser: required reading if you are visiting the Vienna region! Vienna, Lake Neusiedel and Thaya National Park, 2022: Valentin Moser, 5 days &
New Trip Report: Austria
A short report from Ingo Weiß Vienna and Lake Neusiedl, Austria, 2018: Ingo Weiß, 4 days & 22 species (some of the bats were “bat detected”) including European P
New Trip Report: Vienna
A new report from John Wright with a good spot for Common Hamsters (perhaps Europe’s finest rodent) in one of my favourite cities. Vienna, 2018: 3 days & 4 species inclu
New Report – Vienna, Austria
Michael Kessler visited Vienna during the summer and sent me mammalwatching.com’s first Austrian Report. Vienna, 2016: Michael Kessler’s notes on some mammals spotted a
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I spent a couple of nights in Vienna in October 2016. I loved the city, which is now one of my favourites in Europe, but didn't do much mammal watching.