Adventures of a nature photographer
This short film from Brazil is fun – it documents someone’s attempt to photograph an Ocelot in the Atlantic Rainforest. Jon
New Trip Reports: Brazil
A report of my recent trip to Brazil – the Atlantic Rainforest and Southern Pantanal is here. I saw about 40 species in 2.5 weeks including several of the rarer primates incl
New Trip Report – The Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest
Atlantic Rainforest, 2013: Steve Morgan’s detailed notes of a 2 month mammal survey in the REGUA reserve. He recorded 29 species including Orange-Spined Hairy Dwarf Porcupine
Monkeys can identify human hunters
This is interesting for primate watchers. I guess the message is try to act like a gatherer, or a researcher, depending on where you are … and don’t carry anything that
Are seagulls killing whales in Patagonia?
This is interesting… and if the theory is true its a great example of how complex the interactions are within ecosystems and how unpredictable are the flow on effects: more t
Random Question about Primate Species Richness in Latin America
SO, once upon a time, before there was SO much information on Wikipedia (such as pages that list all the mammal species of most countries), before Mammalwatching.com was so compreh
New Trip Report – Ecuador
And another one! Sacha Lodge, 2013: Cheryl Antonucci, 1 week & 18 species including Tayra, Southern Tamandua and many primates. Jon
New Trip Report – the Bahamas
Bahamas, 2013: Vladimir Dinets – some notes on the bats, cetaceans – including Blainville’s Beaked Whale- and hutias. Jon
New tree-living porcupine species discovered
Here’s a story on a new Coendou Porcupine discovered in Brazil With thanks to Paul Carter for send this to me. Jon
New Trip Reports: Argentina and the Falklands
Two interesting new reports from an under-reported area. Richard Webb, 2 weeks & 17 species with some great ones including Pampas & Geoffroy’s Cats, lots of Lesser Gr