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Virginia Tag

HomePosts tagged "Virginia"
24 August 2024
North AmericaNorth CarolinaUSAVirginiaWest Virginia

Trip Report: North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia, June 2024

We visited North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia on our trip which lasted a little over a week. We saw a total of 14 mammal species with highlights including Red Wolf, Atlant

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28 March 2023
pelagicVirginia

Virginia Beach Pelagic

Virginia Beach Pelagic, Rudee Tours, March 26 2023

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21 February 2023
VirginiaWest Virginia

Highland and Pendleton (VA/WV)

I visited this beautiful region of Appalachia Feb 11-12. Caves are extremely sensitive and possibly dangerous places. I entered these caves with an experienced and careful caving g

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12 August 2019
North American
USAVirginiaWest Virginia

New Trip Report: Appalachian Cottontails and Allegheny Woodrats

I spent last weekend with my kids on a quick trip looking for two mammals a few hours south of New York City. West Virginia We spent a night at Canaan Village, right in the middle

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1 August 2016
North America
NearcticUSAVirginiaWashington DC

Virginia & Washington D.C.

I haven't spent much time in Virginia, but I have been to DC a few times: until 2010 I didn't spot any mammals other than Grey Squirrels though. Unless you count the unusually smar

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12 October 2026
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11 October 2026
Help from the Mammalwatching community for the Emas Nationalpark
11 October 2026
Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW

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

    Thanks guys!

  2. 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

  3. 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…

  4. Yonathan Perez on RFI: Spain in October8 October 2026

    I ended up going to Sierra de Andujar. We only had one day at Gato Clavo - but got lucky…

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12 October 2026
Advertising: Endemic & Rare Mammals of Fynbos & Karoo 16-Day Tour, March 27
11 October 2026
Help from the Mammalwatching community for the Emas Nationalpark
11 October 2026
Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW
10 October 2026
Sand cats and Fennec fox

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