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19 March 2026
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Solo Trip: Hawaii BioBlitz 2026 (5 native mammal lifers + 3 native non-lifers)

I just completed a solo trip and tour to Hawaii for Tropical Birding. I am a full-taxa lister for native animals only so I divided my solo time into searching for the two endemic m

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14 August 2019
North American
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Mammalwatching in the Pacific Northwest with notes on birds and hotspots

In July 2019 I visited the Pacific Nortwest on a road trip with a tent from Vancouver Island to Monterey and San Francisco. In 3,5 weeks I did not have the time to go for every spe

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19 November 2018
North American
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change of plans-arizona trip

Hey everyone, I was set to leave on my Northern California trip for this week and had to cancel b/c of nonstop rain and other bad conditions. I still really want to do a bday trip

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9 August 2026
Madeira, July 2026
7 August 2026
Saimaa Seals in Finland, July 2026
7 August 2026
New study on subspecies status of Wapiti/Elk on The Tibetan Plateau

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  1. Jon Hall on Madeira, July 20269 August 2026
  2. Jim Vanderpoel on Madeira, July 20269 August 2026
  3. Ian Thompson on RFI – Snow Leopard Best Location (and best combination)9 August 2026

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  1. Jon Hall on Madeira, July 20269 August 2026

    The guide - Cami- took the underwater ones using a GoPro

  2. Jim Vanderpoel on Madeira, July 20269 August 2026

    Wow! Great pictures. What kind of camera did you use to take your underwater shots?

  3. Ian Thompson on RFI – Snow Leopard Best Location (and best combination)9 August 2026

    I've looked for Snow Leopards in both Ladakh and China, having success in Ladakh but not in China, although others…

  4. Jon Hall on Madeira, July 20269 August 2026

    The photos were Charles Hood's! Can you recommend a libel lawyer?

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7 August 2026
New study on subspecies status of Wapiti/Elk on The Tibetan Plateau
7 August 2026
RFI: West Virginia
6 August 2026
Where to go before Nepal : any advices ?
5 August 2026
A short trip to Kyrgyzstan in summer 2026

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