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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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24 November 2022
North American
Canadafield guidesUSA

RFI NORTH AMERICAN FIELD GUIDES

Hi, does anyone have any recommendations for a pocket guide to North American mammals that is easy to use and not too bulky, please? I have the Princeton Mammals of North America 2

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8 December 2019
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cetaceansDolphinsfield guideswhales

New Cetacean Guide by Mark Carwardine

There is a new cetacean reference book out and I love it: Mark Carwardine, Handbook of Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises, Bloomsbury, 2020. So far it is just released in UK, but a US

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17 July 2018
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A Review (a long review) of the latest version of Walker’s Mammals of the World

The first edition of Walker’s Mammals of the World came out in 1964, and the most recent version, which is sorta kinda the 7th edition, was released this week. In between, I have

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23 May 2017
Central and South America
field guidesMexico

new book, “Keys for Identifying Mexican Mammals”

No sightings, just a report on a new book. I have not seen it; text below is cut and pasted from a blog called “bird booker report.” / Charles Hood +++ Álvarez-Castañ

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21 August 2025
A November weekend near Barcelona
19 August 2025
Uganda June/July 2025
18 August 2025
The Weekly Recap

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  1. Jon Hall on United Kingdom 202522 August 2025

    Welcome to the mammalwatching site Jake. Nice report and photos. I will send those sonograms to someone to check out.…

  2. Matt Pep on A November weekend near Barcelona21 August 2025

    Cant really help you, but can say that ibex are rather easy to see at Montserrat. One morning should be…

  3. JanEbr on A November weekend near Barcelona21 August 2025

    I have no idea about ibex and chamoix around Barcelona, but I have seen a genet pretty quickly on a…

  4. Lennartv on Uganda June/July 202521 August 2025

    If you were to return to Uganda you may find anomalure to be more easier than usual because at Semliki…

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