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15 March 2025
North Carolina

Alligator River NWR

A weekend trip to Alligator River NWR with Red Wolves, Bears, Otters and a Bobcat in a tree!

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24 August 2024
North AmericaNorth CarolinaUSAVirginiaWest Virginia

Trip Report: North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia, June 2024

We visited North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia on our trip which lasted a little over a week. We saw a total of 14 mammal species with highlights including Red Wolf, Atlant

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2 March 2024
Alligator riverNorth Carolina

Alligator River NWR 2022

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7 February 2024
BobcatFloridaManateeNorth CarolinaRed Wolves

North Carolina and Florida, 2024

A report from a one-week trip to the Southeastern United States, focused primarily in North Carolina and Florida. One week and 14 species including Nine-banded Armadillo and Red Wo

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12 December 2022
North American
MassachusettsNew England CottontailNorth Carolinared wolf

New Trip Report: New England Cottontail and Red Wolf

Aidan Place saw two of the USA east coast’s most wanted mammals over the summer. Red Wolf (North Carolina) and New England Cottontail (Cape Cod), 2022: Aidan Place’s re

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11 November 2022
North American
North Carolina

New Trip Report: Red Wolves from North Carolina, USA

Here’s a report from Greg Easton who was just in North Carolina. Alligator River NWR, 2022: Greg Easton, 3 days & 4 species including Black Bears and a Red Wolf   Jo

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25 March 2022
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North Carolina

Red Wolves and Golden Mice, North Carolina 2022

I well remember my excitement when I visited the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in North Carolina back in 1989. This was my first trip to the USA. I hadn’t even con

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Red Wolf Canis rufus
25 February 2022
North America
NearcticNorth AmericaNorth CarolinaUSA

North Carolina

My main goal for the weekend were Atlantic Spotted Dolphins, which seems to be recorded on about 1 in every 3 or 4 trips.

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30 August 2016
North American
Atlantic Spotted DolphinsGervais' Beaked WhalesNorth Carolina

Cape Hatteras Pelagic, North Carolina, 2016

Although I’ve been to North Carolina several times I’ve only spent a weekend looking for mammals –  two days at sea on consecutive Cape Hatteras birdwatching pe

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Mocoa, Putumayo – seeking advice
11 July 2025
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  1. Ian Thompson on Easy capybaras at tourist sites? (Southern South America)15 July 2025

    Gil's Tours offers low cost pantanal trips out of Campo Grande, going into the Necolandia area. Lots of capybaras, amongst…

  2. Ian Thompson on Central African Republic, March 202515 July 2025

    Thanks, Samuel. Happy to assist. We spent two weeks partly because of the charter flight schedule. I think one week…

  3. Samuel Marlin on Central African Republic, March 202515 July 2025

    So cool! Thanks Ian for this very recent report to this area and for all the tips you gave me…

  4. Evan on Easy capybaras at tourist sites? (Southern South America)15 July 2025

    Oh, and thanks for the links! Looks like that happened in a gated community that I might not be able…

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