New Book: Squirrels of the World
Exciting news for anyone who has spent hours in an African, Asian or Latin jungle trying to get a good long look at a fast moving squirrel in a tall tree, only to realise – o
New Trip Report: Dzanga Sangha
A really great new report and photos from Coke, Som and Cokie Smith, 10 days & 36 species including Long-tailed Pangolin and Bongos. Jon
New Trip Report: South East Arizona and a bit of New Mexico
I couldn’t spend a Labor Day long weekend at home, so I took a last minute trip to the Chiricahua Mountains on the Arizona/New Mexico/ Mexico border to see what I could find. I
Short Vancouver Island Trip Report
Vancouver Island Trip Report (Incl. Columbia River Gorge) After having posted the question on the mammal watching blog about the NorthWest I did spend a little bit of time up the
African Wolves
Some news about wolf sightings in Morocco and Algeria http://moroccanbirds.blogspot.com/2012/08/African-Wolf-discovered-in-Morocco.html Jon
South-East Arizona RFI
I’m going to S-E Arizona next weekend, mainly to the Chiricahuas though I fly into Phoenix. Does anyone have any advice on places for Grey-Collared Chipmunks (the closest I k
Ecuador, 2012
I first visited Ecuador in August 2012 for a week, drawn by the prospect of seeing Spectacled Bears and Mountain Tapirs in the Andes, topped of with a range of nice primates in the
New Trip Report – Ecuador
Hola! Here’s a report of my recent trip to Ecuador. The highlights of my 9 days there were Spectacled Bear and Mountain Tapir plus 9 species of primates in the Napo Valley. J
New Rat Species that cannot gnaw or chew
‘There are more than 2,200 rodent species in the world and until this discovery all had molars in the back of their mouth and incisors at the front. Read more: http://www.dai