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nocturnal mammals Tag

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31 October 2024
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3 Hours Nocturnal Mammal Watching

A month ago, Javan Wildlife Institute (JAWI) welcomed Sichao from China to observe nocturnal mammals in Kemuning Forest, located in Temanggung, Central Java, Indonesia. As part of

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26 March 2024
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Thermal optics and their use; a researcher’s perspective and experience from Panama.

After two seasons using thermal and night vision optics to study nocturnal arboreal mammals we offer our perspective on these optics.

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5 June 2021
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Tips for using night vision scopes

It would be useful to exchange tips on using night vision equipment. This can be very useful, and is more complicated than binoculars. How do you avoid getting night blind on the e

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7 March 2020
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Spotlight for mammalwatching

Hello, I am looking for a hand-held flashlight or head-lamp for mammalwatching, with very good light (over 800 lumens), good throw and using commonly available rechargeable batteri

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28 August 2025
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  1. tomeslice on Spotted Cat Ecuador camera trap ID2 September 2025

    I agree that it's most likely a-formerly-oncilla, recently-split clouded tiger cat. As this cat is not uncommon in the Andean…

  2. Samuel Marlin on New Listing League Tables Now Up for Canids, Bats & Mammal Familes1 September 2025

    Ah OK then

  3. robbizl on Trip to Madagascar1 September 2025

    Due to the Malagasy authority's regulations, night walk is not allowed in all the national parks in Madagascar which made…

  4. Jon Hall on New Listing League Tables Now Up for Canids, Bats & Mammal Familes1 September 2025

    Thanks Samuel. I am following the list at mammaldiversity and they have milneedwardsii lumped now with sumatrensis. I lost that…

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