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Identification Rodents Tag

HomePosts tagged "Identification Rodents"
16 March 2023
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Squirrel Field Guide Mongolia

The Provisional Field Guide to the Squirrels of Mongolia is finished too and now available on the Mammalwatching Resource page. Download it HERE The field guide comes with a set of

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15 February 2023
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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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7 February 2023
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ID help (anomalure and pouched rat) – Ghana

Hey everyone! I came back around a month ago from a 18 day, mostly bird-related trip, to Ghana (with Kalu Afasi from Malimbe Tours) where we also found some cool mammals. In total

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Inspirations
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Polar bear sightings Svalbard-is it worth it?
16 July 2025
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  1. Jon Hall on Review: Thermal Master T2 Max Thermal Camera (with laser pointer)20 July 2025

    Sorry Carla. Not sure what went wrong there. It is now attached.

  2. carla_p on Review: Thermal Master T2 Max Thermal Camera (with laser pointer)20 July 2025

    Agree that setup is not intuitive. You mentioned in this article that Thermal Master had sent you additional information and…

  3. Sandra Stewart on Roundup of a few 2022 Cat Trips19 July 2025

    Thanks Chris. Only now seeing your summary of cats from 2022. Really informative and an entertaining read too!

  4. JanEbr on Polar bear sightings Svalbard-is it worth it?18 July 2025

    Is 500 meters really that far? Polar bears are ... pretty big. I think on land this should be a…

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