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South Africa Tag

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15 September 2026
South Africa

Mainly Mole-rats: Cape Town to Jo’Burg, August 2026

In late August 2026 I was supposed to be to the DRC looking at Bonobos. But an Ebola outbreak got in the way. Well, technically, it was not the Ebola outbreak that got in the way.

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12 September 2026
Community SpotlightSouth Africa

Community Spotlight: Birding Ecotours

Hello everyone! I’m Ellen Linton, mammalwatching intern extraordinaire, and welcome to the Community Spotlight, a place where we will be highlighting the people, organizations, a

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12 August 2026
South Africa

Advertising: South Africa’s Specialities with mammalwatching, November 2027

I will be returning to South Africa in November 2027 to run an exciting tour in search of many of South Africa’s rarest and least known mammals. This 12 day tour will take in

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18 June 2026
South Africa

Advertising: Rare Mammals of South Africa 15-Day Tour (August 2027) with Sustain Safaris

This looks like a wonderful trip targeting most of the Premier League South African Mammals! It’s great to see more companies like this catering to us mammalwatchers. —

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28 May 2026
introductionSouth Africa

Introduction + advices for South African trip, october 2026

Hi everyone ! My name is Raphaël, I am a french biologist, Zoo educator and wildlife enthusiast ! This is my first post on Mammalwatching.com but the website has been a precious s

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11 May 2026
South Africa

Advertising: Rare and Nocturnal South African Mammal Safari with Nature Travel Africa in April 2027

This looks like a great trip with Nature Travel Africa departing April 2027! —– South Africa is home to one of the richest mammal diversities on the continent, and our

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9 December 2025
AfricaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
AfricaSouth Africa

South Africa

I like South Africa. The crime problems I’ve heard so much about aren’t apparent out of the cities (or perhaps I am just blissfully naive); the national parks in the south were

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17 October 2025
AfricaKrugerKruger National ParkMammalwatchingSouth Africa

Mainly Kruger – South Africa 2025

My first “real” report with some nice species seen. A trip where I was one of the “on ground” travel agents for a big travel agency in the Netherlands. This

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11 July 2025
Brown HyenaSouth Africa

South Africa KTP February 2024

We pass one week in KTP

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31 December 2024
South Africa

South Africa ‘search for Caracal & more’

Last october Jillis and I had a great trip in South Africa for three weeks. We had a main focus on finding cats, with Caracal as a major target species. Kruger delivered what we ho

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New tiger cat species from Bolivia

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  1. Kyle Finn on New tiger cat species from Bolivia19 September 2026

    The divergence times between the species seems equal to that of many of the accepted species of African mole-rats across…

  2. Tina Greenawalt on RFI: How to spend my time in Southern Arizona (Flying in TUCSON)19 September 2026

    Cave Creek Ranch in Portal is really good for wildlife. Coati can be somewhat common there as they come in…

  3. Kyle Finn on RFI: How to spend my time in Southern Arizona (Flying in TUCSON)19 September 2026

    I remember seeing a couple roadkill ones along the C001 (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/17730848). I don't think we saw any live ones that…

  4. Ben S on New tiger cat species from Bolivia19 September 2026

    I don't particularly care about listing (I very much enjoyed my Oncilla encounters on the Manu Road and at Cabanas…

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