New Trip Report: Northern British Columbia
Here’s a first report from wildlife photographer Jamie Lamb (you can check out some of his wonderful photos at https://www.elusive-images.co.uk ) Northern British Columbia &
New Trip Report: Vancouver Island
Vancouver Island, 2019: Sheelagh Halsey, 2 weeks & 17 species including Vancouver Island Marmot, River Otter, Mink and Grizzly and Black Bears. Jon
New Trip Report: Vancouver Island and the Yukon
Here’s a new report from Samuel Marlin. Good to see that there are still so many mammals in spots I visited 12 years ago. Vancouver Island and the Yukon, 2018: Samuel Marlin,
Mammal Watching in North America: A new Facebook group
Inspired by the usefulness of the Australian and European mammal watching groups on Facebook I just started one for North America, broadly defined as Canada, the USA and Mexico tho
Canada in July
Dear All, I’m going to be traveling in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland on July 5-9, mostly for marine mammals but also for other interesting fauna. If anybody would like to join
New Trip Report: The Yukon
Here’s another report from Robert Foster. Yukon, 2016: Robert Foster, 2 weeks & 13 species including a Canada Lynx. Some helpful logistical information too. Jon
Fishers and Eastern Wolves daily in Algonquin Ontario
For the past 8 days Fishers, Eastern Wolves and more have been feeding on a Moose carcass in front of the Visitor Centre at Algonquin National Park. I am surprised how long the c
Newfoundland
In October 2008 I scored a work trip to Newfoundland. I only had 24 hours to look for wildlife, and of course I just scratched the surface. But I had enough time to say that the gu
Manitoba
I haven't visited Manitoba yet, but I've included community reports from those who have.
British Columbia
I can't claim to have even scratched the surface of British Columbia. But I can claim to have visited Vancouver Island three times. I spent 3 nights there in late May 2006, primari