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15 May 2025
#jackrabbit#washingtonstatedouglascountykangaroo ratskittitasnight cruisingokanoganPocket Gopherpocket mousePronghornroad cruisingWashington

Road Cruising Central Washington – May 2025

A two night expedition cruising rural roads around Kittitas, Douglas, and Okanogan counties in search of small rodents. Highlights included WHITE-TAILED JACKRABBIT, WASHINGTON GROU

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15 October 2024
#selkirks#washingtonstateAmerican Black Bearelkgolden-mantled ground-squirrelpendoreillered-tailed chipmunksnowshoehareStriped skunkWashington

Selkirk Mountains (Washington State) 9/28-9/29

Searching unsuccessfully for Lynx and Brown Bear. Highlights of BLACK BEAR, STRIPED SKUNK, RED-TAILED CHIPMUNK, SNOWSHOE HARE, ELK, and others.

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24 July 2024
#centralwashington#washingtonstateEastern Gray SquirrelsquirrelsWashingtonwestern gray squirrelwestern us

Darrington to Chesaw 7/6-7/10 (Washington State)

Highlights of Pronghorn, Black Bear, Western Jumping Mouse, Western Gray Squirrel, and Columbian Ground-Squirrel. Birding and mammal-watching trip through Snohomish and Okanogan co

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2 July 2024
#pacificcresttrail#pct#shorttailedweasel#washingtonstateGrizzly BearWashingtonWeasel

Pacific Crest Trail Section L. North Cascades 7/29-8/3 (Washington State)

A summary of the mammal highlights observed while hiking the last and northernmost most section of the PCT. Highlights include two weasel species, two bear species, and a handful o

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2 August 2026
Alligator River National Refuge in North Carolina
2 August 2026
Chasing the Yangtze’s Smile – The Porpoise Story
1 August 2026
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  1. Robert Tsui on Chasing the Yangtze’s Smile – The Porpoise Story4 August 2026

    If you visit China in November, the best choice for porpoise watching will be Nanjing. But i haven't been there…

  2. Krista Hanni on RFI: Svalbard3 August 2026

    June to early July is an excellent time to visit Svalbard. There are never guarantees with wildlife, of course, but…

  3. Max Taylor on Southern Arizona, October 8th-10th, 20253 August 2026

    Terrific report and good luck with the hummingbird watching. We saw desert cottontails and jackrabbits around Phoenix, as well as…

  4. Max Taylor on Mt Rainier: A good place for accidental finds3 August 2026

    You had some really terrific luck on your Mt. Rainier excursion. Those are some lovely photos. What kind of chipmunk…

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