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Chile Tag

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10 December 2023
Chilerobjansenphotography

IT’S A WILD LIFE! – TRIP REPORT NORTH CHILE 2023

We, Rob Jansen & Romy Jansen-Houtzager, are two enthusiastic nature lovers who travel the world together to search for stunning birds, fascinating mammals and incredible nature

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27 November 2023
ArgentinaChileHuemulPuma

Trip report – Patagonia Oct-Nov 2023

Trip report from a 6 week tour of Chilean and Argentinian Patagonia, including the Carratera Austral, Patagonia NP, Torres del Paine and Peninsula Valdes. 27 mammals, highlights in

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7 November 2023
Chile

The Fauna of Chile’s Lauca National Park and the Arica Coastline

Although I did drive through Lauca many years ago while overlanding it from Bolivia to Arica, I never had the chance to explore this amazing region of the world – until this

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2 September 2023
Andean Mountain CatChile

Join me? Andean Mountain cat – Chile April 10-17, 2024

Dear mammalwatchers, I am planning a tour to Chile and would really like to try for the Andean Mountain cat in the high Andes of northern Chile. The thing is that the tour below (s

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18 July 2023
ChilePatagoniaPhotographyPuma

Pumas in Patagonia 2022 – Trip Report

Cat Expeditions led three puma photo tours last year in southern Patagonia. During every tour we saw at least sixteen different individual pumas and some of the encounters where of

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16 December 2022
Central and South America
Chile

New Trip Report: Andean Mountain Cat in Chile

Here’s brief report from Justin Brown about a successful search for an Andean Mountain Cat. Lauca National Park, 2022: Justin Brown’s report about finding a Colocolo an

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4 December 2022
Central and South America
Chile

New Trip Report: Chile in Winter

A new report from Samuel Marlin with some fabulous photos. Arica, Chiloe & Torres del Paine, August 2022: Samuel Marlin, 20 days & 21 species including Puma, Large Hairy Ar

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21 March 2022
Central and South America
ArgentinaChileNicaragua

New Trip Reports from Patagonia & Coastal Argentina, and RIP Arnulfo Medina-Fitoria

If you have looked for mammals in Nicaragua you may have met Arnulfo Medina-Fitoria, one of Nicaragua’s foremost mammalogists and a true pioneer in Central America. Even if y

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21 January 2022
Central and South America
Chile

New Trip Report: Southern Chile

Rob Jansen sent me a second installment of his 2 year long mammal South American odyssey which began in October. This report has some great photographs of Southern Pudu and more. S

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7 January 2022
Central and South America
Chile

New Trip Report: Chile

Here is Jens Bokelaar’s first report for mammalwatching. A detailed report on a long trip through Chile that has a stack of useful information and some great mammals. Chile 2

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  1. Andreas Jonsson on RFI Botswana July/August 202618 November 2025

    You can spend how many days you want in the delta. You just book your lodge where you want to…

  2. Daan Drukker on Borneo at Night – a Greentours Trip Report18 November 2025

    Hi Ian, great report. Did you get any pictures of these Temminck's Flying Squirrels? I would welcome them as the…

  3. Alberto Fernández Horcajo on Should sonogram IDed bats count?16 November 2025

    I sincerely believe not, just like the animals that appear on camera traps.

  4. shortclaws on Maned Rats – any tips?14 November 2025

    Our sighting was around bushes and edge of grassland, not near water, but very near lodge outbuildings, Aberdare Country Club.

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15 November 2025
Coming Soon: The Podcast Returns, an Updated Taxonomy, and the NUTTER Awards
15 November 2025
Thermal Review: Thermal Master DV2, with Black Friday discount is just $449
14 November 2025
Brazil: Amazonas 2025
14 November 2025
Florida weekend: Ocala National Forest and Three Lakes Wildlife Management Area

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