New Trip Report: South Africa
Here is Mark Hows’ latest report. South Africa, 2019: Mark Hows, 18 days & 64 species including plenty of bats and rats. Jon
New Riverine Rabbit population found in the Eastern Cape
Some may be interested to hear that a new population of the enigmatic Riverine Rabbit has been discovered, quite unexpectedly, on the western side of the Baviaanskloof Nature Res
Advertising May 2020 Trips to Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park with Chalo Africa
Let’s Go to Kgalagadi in 2020 with Chalo Africa 5-Person Group Departures From Mabua to Twee and vice-versa Group 1: Arrives in Botswana on May 1, 2020 – Trip Ends in South Afr
New Trip Report: The Cape, South Africa
I just discovered I never posted this when it was sent to me two years ago. Sorry! The Cape, 2017: Philip Precey, 2 weeks & 30+ species including Marsh Mongoose and Ca
New Trip Report: South Africa
South Africa, September 2018: Richard Webb (WildWings), 11 days & 58 species including both rhinos, Caracal, Black-footed Cat, Large-spotted Genet and both otters. Jon
New Trip Report – South Africa
Another South African report, this time from Samuel Marlin. Mokala, Marrick and Madikwe, 2018: Samuel Marlin, 10 days & 53 species including Pygmy Mouse, Black-footed Cat and A
Books & App Review: Stuarts’ Field Guide to the Mammals of Southern African
Back in 1991, Chris and Tilde Stuart’s Field Guide to the Mammals of Southern Africa was the first field guide I ever brought. So it feels like an induction into the Mammalwa
New Trip Report: Zimbabwe, Botswana and Marrick (South Africa)
Zimbabwe, Botswana and Marrick (South Africa), 2018: Félix Serrano López, 2 weeks and about 60 species including Sable, Honey Badger, Spot-necked Otter, Black-footed Cat and mat
New Trip Report: South Africa
A new report from Mattia Altieri who just got back from South Africa. Marrick and Malamala, 2018: Mattia Altieri, 15 days & 57 species including Sable, Black-footed Cat, South
And if you’ve ever thought about Aardvark’s having sex…
… then wonder no longer. Thank you Félix Serrano López for this footage from Merrick. The patter of tiny hooves is hopefully imminent. Aardvarks – even celibate ones