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Long-beaked Echidna Tag

HomePosts tagged "Long-beaked Echidna"
10 November 2023
Long-beaked EchidnaPapua

Attenborough echidna ‘rediscovered’

Scientists from Oxford University have captured new video of the Attenborough long-beaked echidna https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-67363874        

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11 August 2023
IndonesiaLong-beaked EchidnaNew GuineaWest Papua

New Podcast Episode: Expedition to West Papua with Carlos Bocos

  You read the trip report, now listen to the show and watch the movie! On the latest podcast episode Charles and I are reunited with Carlos Bocos who inspired, designed and g

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22 July 2023
Grizzled Tree KangarooIndonesiaIrian JayaLong-beaked EchidnaNew GuineaVogelkop's Tree KangarooWest Papua

New Trip Report: West Papua 2023

Here’s a report of the trip Nils Bouillard, Charles Foley, Venkat Sankar, Juliana Senawi,  Ian Thompson and I took last month with Carlos Bocos at the helm. A bit of a mega

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10 October 2026
Sand cats and Fennec fox
10 October 2026
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9 October 2026
Kinkajou or Olinguito?

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  1. tomeslice on Kinkajou or Olinguito?9 October 2026
  2. Yonathan Perez on RFI: Spain in October8 October 2026
  3. Jannicokelk on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands7 October 2026

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  1. tomeslice on Kinkajou or Olinguito?9 October 2026

    I'd say it's definitely also a kinkajou. Judging based on: most importantly the way the tip of its tail is…

  2. Yonathan Perez on RFI: Spain in October8 October 2026

    I ended up going to Sierra de Andujar. We only had one day at Gato Clavo - but got lucky…

  3. Jannicokelk on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands7 October 2026

    Thank you! The mammal watching forum and community have been intrumental to quite a few of my trips! And yes!…

  4. Jannicokelk on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands7 October 2026

    Haha. Do it! There's not many bat photographers out there!

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