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Author: machunter

HomePosted by machunter
26 June 2019
North American
AlaskaBowheadBrown Bearmuskoxenwolf

Seven degrees of latitude: mammal watching from central Alaska to the Arctic Ocean.

Alaska Mammal Watching report

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7 April 2019
Oriental
Fishing catIndiaRed Panda

Red Panda Quest

red panda trip report + photos

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15 March 2018
Central and South America

Silky anteater in Costa Rica

As soon as I read Jon Hall’s account of finding silky anteaters in the Damas mangroves of    Costa Rica it became a priority destination given our goal of chasing vertebrate f

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10 February 2018
Central and South America

Batting in Nicaragua Postscript: Histoplasmosis

Eleven days after returning from Nicaragua (see Batting in Nicaragua without Jose) my wife Aram went to bed with flu-like symptoms and has now been down for 19 days.  A friend sen

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16 January 2018
Central and South America
Nicaragua

Batting in Nicaragua without José

The recent reports from Nicaragua featuring José Martinez—batman extraordinaire–caught my attention because my wife and I had a sizable hole among the neotropical bats in

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18 December 2017
North American

Hemet California in early winter

This will be a micro report from a mini-trip, mainly of interest to people who were enticed to chase kangaroo rats near Hemet, California after reading 2017 reports from Venkat San

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30 October 2015
Central and South America

Pacarana or shrew oppossums?

Any specific suggestions for finding these creatures? I am heading to Bolivia in December and will be elsewhere along the Andes in future years. Thanks….mac hunter  

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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Latest comments

  1. Jon Hall on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands4 October 2026

    Fabulous photos and lots of great info. Thanks for doing such a through report.

  2. Tina Greenawalt on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands3 October 2026

    Really awesome bat photos!

  3. Eduardo Ruiz on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands2 October 2026

    Amazing report! Glad to see you got to see the togian babirusa, a few tarsiers species, blue eyed cuscus, etc……

  4. Antoine Rabussier on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands2 October 2026

    Stunning pictures! Make me want to come back to Indonesia and almost converted.me to bat photography!

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