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Senegal Tag

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2 May 2026
Africa
AfrotropicalSenegal

Senegal

Check out John Wright's 2026 report featuring 33 Species including Pale Fox, African Manatee and Red-flanked Duiker.

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30 January 2025
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Trip report to Senegal 2024

Some mammal watching notes and photos from our last and short trip to Senegal. Samuel

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11 January 2024
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Senegal and Gambia 12-2023

Hello, We just come back to Gambia and South Senegal where we saw African Manatee !

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5 February 2020
Africa
Senegal

New Trip Report: Senegal

Here’s a first report from Tom Clode, who promises more reports – largely in search of Wild Dogs across Africa – will follow. Niokolo-Koba National Park, 2018: Ti

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19 February 2019
Africa
Senegal

New Trip Report: Senegal

Dominique Brugiere is just back from Senegal, where he bumped into Richard Webb. A difficult country to travel around independently, but some good mammals. Senegal, 2019: Dominique

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7 February 2019
Africa
Senegal

New Trip Report: Senegal

Richard Webb just got back from Senegal. He was mainly birding but did see some good mammals. Here’s the list which also links to the full report on Cloudbirders. Senegal, 20

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24 March 2018
Africa
Senegal

New Trip Report: Senegal

Here’s a useful new report from a country under-visited by mammal watchers. Sengal, 2017: Jon Lehmberg, 2 weeks & 22 species including African Giant Shrew, Patas Monkey

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5 December 2017
Africa
Senegal

New Trip Report – Senegal

Here’s Cheryl Antonucci’s long-waited report of her trip to Senegal in March, where she saw some great stuff including Lord Derby’s Eland and African Manatee. Sen

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  1. Jan Kelchtermans on Finland 202614 October 2026
  2. Ian Kneepkens on Kinkajou or Olinguito?12 October 2026
  3. Carlos Bocos on Kinkajou or Olinguito?11 October 2026

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  1. Jan Kelchtermans on Finland 202614 October 2026

    Spending three nights at Eero's can honestly be quite boring at times. Going without a single sighting between 3 p.m.…

  2. Ian Kneepkens on Kinkajou or Olinguito?12 October 2026

    Thanks guys!

  3. Carlos Bocos on Kinkajou or Olinguito?11 October 2026

    Kinkajou for me as well. Even the tree where it is gives me all the Kinkajou vibes

  4. tomeslice on Kinkajou or Olinguito?9 October 2026

    I'd say it's definitely also a kinkajou. Judging based on: most importantly the way the tip of its tail is…

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