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gray wolf Tag

HomePosts tagged "gray wolf"
4 September 2024
American BadgerAmerican BisonAmerican Black Beargray wolfGrizzly Bearsjumping mouseMartenMontanamustelidmustelid identificationPronghornRed foxungulatesUnited States of AmericaUS National ParksWyomingYellowstone

Yellowstone National Park 6/22-6/28 (Wyoming/Montana)

27 Mammal species with highlights of Pacific Marten, Gray Wolf, Grizzly Bear, American Badger, White-tailed Jackrabbit, Striped Skunk, and SEVEN Ungulate species. 7-day trip report

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23 January 2024
Abruzzoapennine chamoisApennine WolfApenninesgray wolfItalymarsican bearwolf

Italy’s Endemics – Apennine Wolf, Marsican Bear, Apennine Chamois and more

T R I P    O V E R V I E W I have undertaken trips every summer and autumn since 2017 to the Abruzzo-Lazio-Molise region of central Italy, combing the mountains and valleys to ph

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  1. Sam Power on PNG Highlands – short report11 May 2026

    great, i'll definitely ask them about the quoll as well! thanks for the info

  2. Daniel Boyland on PNG Highlands – short report11 May 2026

    Yep, I saw an ifola, and yes, that Tripadvisor report is mine. I've also posted the report here with a…

  3. Sam Power on PNG Highlands – short report11 May 2026

    Thanks for the info, Daniel. Did you see Ifola's? And did you post a trip report on tripadvisor, because I…

  4. Daniel Boyland on PNG Highlands – short report11 May 2026

    Max wants me to mention that the price has increased since I visited. His guiding fee is now around 250…

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