New Podcast: Joel Sartore – Nat Geo’s Photo Ark
In this month’s podcast we talk to Joel Sartore, founder of NatGeo’s Photo Ark project and one of the world’s most preeminent wildlife photographers. Joel describ
Dryandra Woodlands NP Guide – Numbats, Quolls and more !
Hey Folks, This is my first post on the Mammal watching forum, I’ve been reading all of your reports for the last year now and absolutely loving it! What a great community to
Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?
Hello, I am going to Madagascar in September/October, doing Andasibe, Ranomafana, Ankarafantsika, Anja and Kirindy. Except for baobab alley, we are not doing any landscape focused
Join us in Spain- Iberian Lynx phtogrpahy – May 31st to June 7th 2025
Hi, My friend and I are booked to travel to Spain to photograph Iberian lynx, eagles and genets with Wild Andalucia. We are open to adding another tour participant, subject to hide
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Fed up with brief sightings that don’t give you much of a sense of the animal? Tired of sifting through blurry photos trying to guess if it was a rare species you were dreami
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
Wild dogs and cats – my crazy project
I have photographed wildlife all around the world for years. Then the pandemic kept me (like most of us) under virtual house arrest for a while. During this period, I conceiv
Eyeshine and Autofocus Advice (Canon Mirrorless?)
Hello, Does anyone have experience using one of the new Canon mirrorless cameras (R5/R6) to focus on eyeshine at night? I’ve found the autofocus on the Canon 5DIII/IV to be f
Photos Needed For USA Mammal Guide
Dear All I am wrapping up a book project about mammals of California but need a few final pictures. Due out in spring of 2019, this book part of a series, hence its odd title: R
Preventing Red Eye when Photographing Nocturnal Mammals
Does anyone have advice as to how to prevent red-eye when photographing nocturnal mammals? I am considering getting a flash bracket, but I am unsure whether it will add enough heig