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pelagic Tag

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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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19 May 2026
The Red Goral: What it is and where to find it?
19 May 2026
2 weeks Sichuan with Royle Safaris, with extra primates, 2026
18 May 2026
Nemisis species

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  1. Samuel Marlin on 2 weeks Sichuan with Royle Safaris, with extra primates, 202619 May 2026
  2. Chad Johnson on Nemisis species19 May 2026
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  1. Samuel Marlin on 2 weeks Sichuan with Royle Safaris, with extra primates, 202619 May 2026

    Very nice report and observations Wouter. This reminded me our own trip there with Martin Royle as well in 2019.…

  2. Chad Johnson on Nemisis species19 May 2026

    Weirdly, I usually have terrible luck with mammal spotting but Leopards are the one animal I've been successful with. On…

  3. John Archer on Nemisis species19 May 2026

    Jon, I promise to let you know if the curse does finally end, but don't hold your breath!

  4. Jon Hall on Nemisis species19 May 2026

    Wow! This seems like a Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner level curse! I think I saw 7 in one night…

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