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Patagonia Tag

HomePosts tagged "Patagonia"
17 January 2026
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Patagonia & Buenos Aires Province, December 2025

If your life goals are entirely comprised of the mammals on your 21 Most Wanted List then discovering a reliable spot for Species Number 4 is a huge deal. Side note: if your life g

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26 April 2025
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Pumas of Patagonia – Cat Expeditions – Trip Report 2024

During our annual Cat Expedition’s Pumas of Patagonia photo tour, we had fabulous extended sightings of four different pumas, including watching a female catch a European hare. C

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18 July 2023
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Pumas in Patagonia 2022 – Trip Report

Cat Expeditions led three puma photo tours last year in southern Patagonia. During every tour we saw at least sixteen different individual pumas and some of the encounters where of

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15 December 2025
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13 December 2025
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12 December 2025
Trip Recommendations for April/May 2026

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  1. Jon Hall on Short trip to southern Spain1 February 2026

    THanks Anna ... your questions about hide etiquette... "is it normal?" sadly it is pretty common.... hell is , indeed,…

  2. Olli Haukkovaara on Travelling with Thermal1 February 2026

    Here's the answer from Gemini AI: Which Countries Prohibit or Restrict Night Vision Devices? Night vision devices (NVDs) are subject…

  3. Olli Haukkovaara on Travelling with Thermal1 February 2026

    Not even binoculars, really? That's strange.

  4. Watcher on Wolverine killing a Reindeer – Video1 February 2026

    That polar bear fairy tale isn't reliable at all. Just a story told to fool tourists. If you think a…

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1 February 2026
New Podcast Episode: Adventures in Argentina & Tales from Tanzania
30 January 2026
Updated All Primates Checklist from the IUCN
30 January 2026
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30 January 2026
Tangjiahe mammals trip in Jan 2026

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