Mammal Photographs Needed from Southern California or nearby
Brad Blood is preparing a book on the terrestrial mammals of southern California and the eastern & southern Sierra Nevada. He is looking for photographs he can use of these spe
New Trip Report: California, Arizona and Utah, 2019
Here’s another report from Jan Ebr. California, Utah & Arizona, 2019: Jan Ebr, 3 weeks & 31 species including Round-tailed Ground Squirrel, Ringtail & Arizona Gre
Western USA: 2017
Here’s a new (old) report from Jan Ebr. California, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah & NEvada, 2017: Jan Ebr, 4 weeks & 31 species including Grizzly, Wolf and a
Guadalupe Fur Seals
In case you didn’t receive a notification, here’s a post from Charles Hood. Jon Passing on second-hand report from birding forum. +++ David Povey on 30 April 2021: R
New Trip Report: Southern Calilfornia
Here is more of Venkat Sankar’s latest success with watching California’s mammals. Southern California, 2020: Venkat Sankar, 5 nights and 40 species including Western M
Western Weasels (and a few other things): California and Oregon
I have been living in the US for eight years and my failure to see a Long-tailed Weasel was becoming the stuff of legend. I spent the first five of these years sure that I was boun
New Trip Reports: California, plus Lynxes in Spain and Minnesota
Here are three mammal-friendly reports from Wise Birding Minnesota, 2020: Wise Birding, 10 days & 10 species Canada Lynx. California, 2020: Wise Birding, 11 days & 25 spec
New Trip Reports: Three Easy Mammalwatching Destinations (Monterey Bay, Fraser’s Hill & Queensland’s Dugongs)
Here is a report – a first report I think – from Michael Johnson. Monterey Bay, Fraser’s Hill & Queensland’s Dugongs: Michael Johnson’s 2019 repor
Spotting Spotted Skunks & Going for Gophers: Bay Area Trip Report
I returned to California last month for a brief visit and some targeted mammal watching around the Bay Area. Northern Fur Seals and Western Spotted Skunks were top of my hit list,
Book Review: A Californian’s Guide to the Mammals Among Us
Mammalwatching.com’s very own Charles Hood is the latest mammalwatcher to release a book. A Californian’s Guide to the Mammals Among Us aims to spark an interest in ma