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Equatorial Guinea Tag

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27 April 2023
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Video & Photo Report of the Search for Drills on Bioko Island in January 2023

Below is a link to a video report documenting the trip to Bioko Island that Jon Hall organized in January 2023 and did a great report on. I hope anybody watching will only graduall

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19 February 2023
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Bioko IslandEquatorial Guinea

Bioko Island, January 2023

Bioko Island, a part of Equatorial Guinea, has been a bucket list trip since I read a trip report from Bob Berghaier in 2010.This was an African Eden, filled with exotic beasts and

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19 February 2023
Africa
AfrotropicalBioko IslandEquatorial Guinea

Bioko Island

Bioko Island is not easy to get to, nor to travel around, but it still has some great mammalwatching including pretty much the only realistic chance of seeing wild Drills. I visite

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26 March 2019
Africa
Equatorial Guinea

New Trip Report: Bioko Island (Equatorial Guinea)

A new report from a place I would dearly love to visit. Bioko Island, 2019: Justin Brown, 9 days & 11 species including Drill, Red-eared Monkey, Black Colobus, Bioko Allen&#821

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23 October 2017
Africa
Equatorial Guinea

New Trip Report: Bioko Island (Equatorial Guinea)

Here’s a great report from Curtis Hart, building on his previous visit to Bioko Island, after a return visit earlier this year.  Loads of cool stuff… oh if only I kne

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  1. charleswhood on Recommended set-up for photographing trapped small mammals15 November 2026

    Joel Sartore uses Nikon, too, the same as Jose Gab and Charles Hood. But if you look at his setups,…

  2. Steve Babbs on Colombia 2026 for Oncilla15 November 2026

    It is interesting to read that you had problems trying to organise it yourself. I have had the same issue…

  3. markhows on A French / Italian Foray15 November 2026

    Hi Ralf, I used both sherman and bioecosse tube traps and caught snow vole sin both types.

  4. Jon Hall on Recommended set-up for photographing trapped small mammals15 November 2026

    Hi Guy. Jose and Charles are masters of the game. An alternative approach - to get Joel Sartore style pics…

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