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pelagic Tag

HomePosts tagged "pelagic"
19 March 2026
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Solo Trip: Hawaii BioBlitz 2026 (5 native mammal lifers + 3 native non-lifers)

I just completed a solo trip and tour to Hawaii for Tropical Birding. I am a full-taxa lister for native animals only so I divided my solo time into searching for the two endemic m

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23 December 2024
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A Day in Oregon’s Pelagic Zone and Central Cascades (12/8)

A day full of mammal highlights in Oregon state starting with the drive from Bend to Newport. Highlights of the day were FIN WHALE, GRAY FOX, DALL’S PORPOISE, BUSHY-TAILED WO

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10 July 2023
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Scotland, 2O23

Hi everyone, In june we went to scotland for some relaxed mammalwatching. A lot of reports about mammalwatching in Scotland have already been written. The main reason for writing t

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28 March 2023
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Virginia Beach Pelagic

Virginia Beach Pelagic, Rudee Tours, March 26 2023

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31 October 2022
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ID of common dolphins

Hey all. In the 1990s Common Dolphin was split into long-beaked and short-beaked forms and counted as two different species. Currently they are lumped. According to Bernardo Alps (

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10 September 2022
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Baird’s Beaked Whale in California (not chaseable)

If one premise of this site is that all mammal species can be seen somewhere — once we figure out where that “somewhere” is — then I wanted to pass on infor

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30 August 2026
Potential spot for Flying Squirrels at Central Park
29 August 2026
Pembrokeshire, Wales
28 August 2026
Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?

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  1. Andrew McKinley on Thailand Guide and Binturong Advice?30 August 2026

    Thanks Andrea!

  2. Vladimir Dinets on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative30 August 2026

    And yes, proving anything is getting increasingly problematic at the age of AI. I can easily produce a Russian birth…

  3. CarlosBocos on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative30 August 2026

    Hi Vlad, No problem at all, we are in the early stages of the initiative and we have to make…

  4. Vladimir Dinets on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative29 August 2026

    My friend and I have an expedition to Vietnam all planned out, the idea is to gain access to places…

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