Iceland
There are a few land mammals, all of which I'd seen, and made no effort to look for. The marine mammals are more interesting with chances of several arctic seal species including H
Hungary
Hungary is one of my favourite mammal watching destinations in Western and Central Europe. I've been three times: for a few days in July 2010, and then for long weekends in May and
Germany
I haven't looked for mammals in Germany, but I've included community reports from those that have.
Greece
I have spent very little time looking for mammals in beautiful Greece, though I did see a Macedonian Mouse in the north. I've included community reports from those that have spent
Kazakhstan
Other than that its a country I would like to return to in the summer. The temperature range on the steppes is pretty insaneL from +40C in summer to -40C in winter. The people are
Italy
I've been to Italy several times but eating usually trumps mammal watching. But I have looked for a few things, most notably Crested Porcupines.
Israel
I first visited Israel for a few days during a holiday with family in Jordan. In 2008 I went back for a day during a work trip to Jordan and I was back in 2010 for a couple of day
Jordan
I spent several weeks in Jordan on a couple of holidays visiting family in 1995 and 96. I went back for work in 2008. I didn’t get the chance to do a lot of mammal watching, inde
Norway (Excluding Spitsbergen)
I've been to Norway several times but only once for mammal watching. It is a beautiful country but it can sometimes be hard to enjoy a place where you need a bank loan to buy a bee
Latvia
I haven't been to Latvia yet, but I've included community reports from those that have.