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21 May 2024
citizen science

Logging mammal sightings?

Dear all, Forgive me in advance if this is a cross post and has been asked elsewhere – i couldn’t find it on a search through the forum (please do post a link in reply

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19 May 2024
Black RhinocerosLake ManyaraNgorongoro Conservation AreaTanzania

Mammals of Tanzania Part 1

TANZANIA PART 1 Hi people, Back in 2012, while studying to be a Biology teacher, my school had the crazy idea to go to Tanzania! While the majority of my fellow students were lazy

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17 May 2024
Ghanaidentification helpSpecies Identification

Identification Help – Unknown Bat (Ghana)

Hi everyone, I’m hoping there is an expert out there who can help identify this bat from Ghana (West Africa). I found this bat roosting in the shower of our room at the lodge

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24 April 2024
BonoboDRCLomako

Advertising: September 2024 Trip to see Bonobos in the DRC (Lomako)

If you are interested in seeing wild Bonobos in the DRC then this might be the trip of a lifetime. There are four spots open on a trip this September 11-23 to see the habituated Bo

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24 April 2024
Chad

Tour Report – Zakouma NP, Chad – March 2024 – Pictus Safaris

Tour report from Pictus Safaris’ March 2024 visit to Zakouma NP, Chad. Highlights including 28 serval, 10 honey badger, pale fox, red-fronted gazelle, leopard, cheetah and wi

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23 April 2024
bongoCongoRed River Hog

Does anyone know about Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Congo (Brazzaville)?

https://ukuri.travel/places/odzala-kokoua-national-park Always want to see the central African rainforest mammals. Have read some trip reports of Gabon, and Dzange-Sangha, Central

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17 April 2024
ground pangolinhoney badgerNamibia

Namibia late 2023 – Altoe + Balmford

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15 April 2024
Gambian mongooseGeoffroy’s colobusGhanaLarge-spotted genetLong-tailed pangolinLowe’s mona monkeyOlive colobusPel's flying squirrelWestern hartebeest

Ghana trip report – February 2024

Here is a report of our trip done in Ghana in February 2024. Several cool Western African mammals were observed during this 2-week long trip, including two marvelous sightings of l

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14 April 2024
!Khwa ttuCape townSouth Africa

South Africa: Western Cape edition

The Western Cape is not the premier mammalwatching destination in South Africa. Although I was pleasantly suprised by the amount of mammals I saw. A fun trip that was very suprisin

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12 April 2024
South Africa

South Africa trip report

Klil and Assaf Zaitlin, mammals and birds. 10 days and 48 species including Aardvark, aardwolf and brown hyena.

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  1. jurekmammalwatching on Primates in East Africa (Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi)21 April 2026

    Great report! The photo on page 10 to the left shows Blue Monkey subspecies. I hope this does not affect…

  2. Ian Thompson on Request for information for Argentina Trip21 April 2026

    Hi Coke. Re: Peninsula Valdes for other species you won't see in Paraguay - Humboldt's Hog-nosed Skunk, South American Fur…

  3. Ralf Bürglin on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?21 April 2026

    Lucky you, Ian. I imagine quite a few people have exciting stories to tell from there. Perhaps we'll read more…

  4. Ian Thompson on Sun bear vs. „urinal men“ – or: Is it safe to camp in Thailand’s Kaeng Krachan jungle?21 April 2026

    Hi Ralf. In 2019, Tracey and I were camped at the lower campground in Kaeng Krachan. Because of heavy rain,…

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