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Namibia Tag

HomePosts tagged "Namibia"
25 March 2022
Africa
AardvarkNamibia

Namibia for Aardvark

Hi there, I am in the final stages of putting together a two weeks trip to Namibia next July, which will consist of two major parts: a guided 4×4 tour crossing the Namib and

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8 March 2019
Africa
Namibia

RFI – Southern Africa especially Namibia

We (family of 3 adults) are planning a trip to Southern Africa in early September. We have made 2 previous trips to Africa – South Africa in July 2009 (Madikwe, Sabi Sands) a

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4 July 2018
Africa
Namibia

Trip report: Namibia – November 2017

At the end of last year Sarah and I visited Namibia. We were mainly targeting the smaller mammals, especially rodents, along with several localised species. Despite missing out on

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15 February 2018
Africa
Namibia

Hares of Erongo Mountains

Hares of Erongo Mountains in Namibia are often listed as scrub hares in trip reports. I saw a few hares there in August 2017 and they all looked like this one. I think it’s

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27 October 2016
Africa
Namibia

New Trip Report: Namibia 2016

Namibia, 2016: Sophie and Manuel, 20 days & 53 species including Aardvark, Caracal, Brown Hyena and Honey Badgers.

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29 May 2012
Africa
AfricaElephant shrewErongo RegionNamibia

ID help needed – Elephant Shrew sp. (Namibia)

Hi, I made some record shots (see below) of two elephant shrews at Erongo Lodge in Namibia in April (trip report will follow soon).  I think that these are Bushveld Elephant Shrew

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