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20 December 2024
field guideNeotropicsPrimates

Book review: Illustrated Checklist to Neotropical Primates from Lynx and re:wild

I just received a copy, hot off the presses, of the latest in the Lynx Illustrated Checklist series. Their new book in Neotropical Primates is, like their Madagascar checklist, spo

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16 February 2023
Anomalurefield guidefield guidesIDidentificationScaly-tailed SquirrelsSciuridaeSoundssquirrels

Track list for the Provisional Field Guide for the Squirrels of Western Africa

Download here the track list from the provisional field guide to the Squirrels and Anomalures of Western Africa. I advise to download the sounds before your trip in order to have t

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15 February 2023
Central-Asiafield guideIdentification RodentsMarmotaMarmotsMongoliaOchotonaPikaSciuridaeSpermophilussquirrels

Track list for the Provisional Field Guide for the Squirrels of Mongolia

Download here the track list from the provisional field guide to the Squirrels of Mongolia. I advise to download the sounds before your trip in order to have them offline on your p

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24 September 2020
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book reviewfield guideSri Lanka

Book review: Pictorial Pocket Guide to the Mammals of Sri Lanka

Pictorial Pocket Guide to the Mammals of Sri Lanka A Review – Michael Johnson In his recent review of “Mammals of South Asia” Jon wrote he was not aware of any field guide fo

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13 June 2018
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Californiafield guidePhotography

Photos Needed For USA Mammal Guide

Dear All I am wrapping up a book project about mammals of California but need a few final pictures. Due out in spring of 2019, this book part of a series, hence its odd title: &#82

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  3. Asanoth on Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?29 August 2025

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  1. ian_h on Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?29 August 2025

    Well, "effective" focal length is probably a topic for a separate thread....but imho, it's completely bogus; a 400mm lens is…

  2. Lennartv on Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?29 August 2025

    @Asanoth: happens all the time that I see a mammal at 100m. But do what you think is best for…

  3. Asanoth on Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?29 August 2025

    "Sure, a mammal is obviously larger than a bird, but when it’s a 100 meters from you, you won’t regret…

  4. Asanoth on Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?29 August 2025

    Thank you. But MFT is 2x crop, so you had 300 - 800 effectively. Which is pretty much same as…

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