Giant Armadillos – Mexican Wolves – New bat species described in Bolivia
A few recent news articles that may be of interest On babies and motherhood: how giant armadillos are surprising scientists Read more at http://news.mongabay.com/2014/0701-hance-de
New Trip Report: Costa Rica & Panama
Dear all, a new report Costa Rica & Panama, 2014: Dominique Brugiere, 1 month & some nice species including, in Costa Rica, a Mexican Porcupine, and, in Panama, Rothschild&
Advertising Fiona Reid’s Nicaragua 2015 tour
Fiona Reid, legendary mammalogist, is running another trip to Nicaragua 2015 and asked if I would advertise it, which I do without hesitation. Fiona has teamed up with Jose Gabriel
New Trip Reports from Hugh Buck: Colombia, China, Estonia and Colorado
Hugh Buck just sent me a bunch of trip reports. The trips were primarily birding tours but he got some nice mammal by-catch Colombia, 2014: A month’s birding trip with 18 mam
Peru, 2014 Trip Report
In 2010 I promised my son, Patrick, a trip to the rainforest to mark his entry into teenhood. After some lengthy negotiations with his mother, followed by Patrick successfully co
New Trip Report – Nicaragua
Fiona Reid was in Nicaragua last month and had another great. trip. Nicaragua, 2014: Fiona Reid 12 days & 43 species. Highlights including Jaguarundi, Hooded, Spotted and Hog-n
New trip report – Chile
I’ve just uploaded a short report from Romain Bocquier Chile, 2014: Romain Bocquier, 8 days & 15 species including Geoffroy’s Cat, Puma and Commerson’s Dolphi
Northern Ghost Bat – Diclidurus albus
I don’t know if they are regularly reported, but we surely didn’t get to see any while we were in Costa Rica! http://observation.org/waarneming/view/83079477?lang=en&
New Trip Reports: Ecuador and Costa Rica
Two new reports on mammalwatching.com Costa Rica, 2014: Simon Feys, 2 weeks & 25 (living) species including Woolly Opposum, Alston’s Singing Mouse, Olingo, Tayra and some
New Trip Reports: Japan, Thailand, Uganda and the Bahamas
New trip reports from 4 Continents Japan, 2014: Cheryl Antonucci, 2.5 weeks & 6 species including Japanese Serow and Sable. Thailand, 2014: Richard Webb, 1 week & 23 mammal