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Royle Safaris have had a late cancellation on their trip to Bolivia to Jaguarland and Kaa Iya National Park, where the focus is on jaguars, pumas, ocelots and jaguarundis, though
New Trip Report: Beni, Bolivia
A first time report from Argentine Marcelo Gavensky, who has just discovered the world of mammalwatching (thanks Martin Royle for the conversion!). Barba Azul Reserve & Trinida
New Trip Report: Bolivia
A second report from Lennart Verheuvel who was in Bolivia after Ecuador Bolivia, 2021: Lennart Verheuvel, 15 days & 22 species including Giant Anteater, Jaguar and Jaguarundi.
New Trip Report: Bolivia, 2021
Here is a great report from Ian Thompson. Be sure also to check out his and Tracey’s photos: some seriously good species. Ian Thompson: Bolivia, October 2021 The genesis of t
New Trip Report: Bolivia
Another exciting report from Bolivia, still one of the most under-visited mammalwatching destinations in South America, though glad to see this is starting to change. Jaguar Land a
New Trip Report: the Bolivian Chaco
A new report from Justin Brown who went in search of the Chacoan Peccary He also has video of a possible Pampas Cat … what do people think? Kaa-Iya National Park, 2021: Justi
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Fairy Armadillo Encounter in Bolivia
Another mega sighitng from Nicholas McPhee in Bolivia. Has any other mammal got such a large claw to body size ratio? I vote for a name change to Bigfoot Armadillo. Anyway, whether
New Trip Report: Jaguar Land Reserve, Bolivia
Here’s a cool report, hot off the press from from Nicholas McPhee. Once again I am impressed with how much good stuff he was able to find in such a short time. Jaguar Land Re
Best Kept Mammalwatching Secrets … Revealed!
Thanks to those who shared ideas on places around the world where the mammalwatching is (probably) good but trip reports are scarce. I know most of us can only dream of travel at t