New Trip Reports – Chile and Spain
Two new reports on mammalwatching.com Andujar, 2013: Simon Feys, 1 week & 14 species including Iberian Lynx, Iberian Hare and an Algerian Mouse. and Chile, 2013: Michel Watelet
Carnivores in trouble & Bats and Frogs in Panama
A couple of articles of interest.. The world’s top carnivores are in big trouble: this is the take-away message from a new review paper published today in Science. See http:/
New Trip Report: Brazil (Emas and the Pantanal)
I just added a great new report from Mark Andrews about his WildWings tour to Brazil in September. 11 days & 38 species including (several!) Pampas Cats, Jaguar, Puma, Jaguarun
Agoutis and Ocelots
Quite an interesting study from Panama http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/for-agoutis-the-night-is-fraught-with-peril/ Its interesting because it relates to the question – ab
New River Dolphin Species
Apparently there’s a new species of Boto in the Amazon. Anyone seen it? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-25841135 Jon
Fiona Reid: New Nicaragua Tour this March – Birds, Bats, Monkeys, Moths and More
Fiona Reid just let me know she has decided to organise a tour to some really nice looking (and unexplored) forest in Nicaragua in a couple of months. Based on her other trips it s
Spinner Dolphin Megapod – Great Pictures
A gathering of 3000-5000 spinner dolphins, known as a megapod, is filmed underwater for the first time for a BBC series, Dolphins – Spy in the Pod. http://focusingonwildlife.com/
New Trip Reports: Costa Rica & Panama
Matt and Maureen Hart sent me 2 reports from the end of last year from their trip to Costa Rica and Panama Costa Rica, 2013: Matthew & Maureen Hart, 1 week & 26 species inc
Some recent articles that might be of interest
Clouded Leopard research in Borneo http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/unraveling-the-secrets-of-one-of-the-worlds-most-mysterious-big-cats/ Camera Trap Images from Karnataka (espec
New Trip Report – The Pantanal
Pantanal, 2013: John Pilgrim, 4 days & 20 species including Ocelot, Jaguar, Giant Anteater and Grey Four-eyed Opossum. Jon