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Colombia Tag

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23 February 2020
Central and South America
Colombia

South and Central Colombia, 2020

With Cheryl Antonucci, Becky Henshaw, Jon Hall, Martin Royle, Hari Sankar, Venkat Sankar and Ian Thompson. Plus Rob Smith and Claudia Diaz from Wild About Colombia. When I first vi

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12 December 2019
Central and South America
Colombia

LAST MINUTE AVAILABILITY: One space open on a Colombian mammal trip (starting in Bogota on 4 Jan)

One space has just opened up on a mammalwatching trip focussing on a set of Colombia’s endemic primates including Brumback’s and Grey-handed Night Monkeys; Colombian Wo

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13 February 2019
Central and South America
Colombia

New Trip Report: Colombia

Here’s another – great – report from Colombia. Some nice bats and rodents in particular. Colombia, 2019: Michael Kessler, 2.5 weeks and around 50 species includin

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15 January 2019
Central and South America
Colombia

New Trip Report: Colombia

Here’s a tantalizing first report from Justin Brown. Fabulous to see that mammalwatching in wonderful Colombia is getting easier and that there is so much wildlife to see. Co

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28 April 2018
Central and South AmericaGear Review
BoliviaBrazilColombiaEcuadorPeru

Book Review: Field Guide to the Bats of the Amazon

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30 October 2006
Central and South America
BrazilColombia

Palmari, Brazil, 2006

The Western Amazon – Palmari I visited Brazil for the first time in October 2006, when I spent five days in the Western Amazon, near the border with Colombia. The Palmari lod

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