Join me in Baja California Sur, Mexico in search of Dwarf Sperm Whales (Kogia) June 16th, 2025!
Following in the footsteps of Jon Hall (as so many of us do) I’ll be attempting to nab another Family Lifer in the form of Dwarf Sperm Whales. I’ve reserved a 6-hour boat trip
Sea Otters and Whales of Monterey Bay – Whale Expeditions – Trip Report 2024
During our annual Whale Expedition’s sea otters and whales of Monterey Bay photo tour, we had fantastic sightings of lunge-feeding humpbacks, breaching whales, and mating sea ott
Bobcats of California – Cat Expeditions – Trip Report 2024
We led a private bobcat tour in early December where we saw over twenty bobcats! Check out the report to see more details and some photos!
Recommendations for where to see/photograph swift fox and kit fox in Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona
I need recommendations for where to see two species of fox – the kit fox and swift fox. The kit fox is a desert animal and should be in desert regions of Utah and Arizon
California Mammal Big Year & Site/ID Guides
Over 2024, Nicole Haseley and I did an “accidental” mammal big year across the US state of California. We saw 150 mammal species (~70% of the total in California) inclu
Carrizo Plain Overnight: Squirrels, squirrels
Carrizo Plain Overnight Squirrels, Squirrels, and More Squirrels! Carrizo Plain National Monument, Santa Margarita, CA | March 24th-25th, 2025 By minkprowl SPECIES *Giant Kangaroo
RFI: Finding Hoary Bats?
Around this time of year, I enjoy looking for Red Bats roosting in beech leaves in the Eastern US. The congeneric Hoary Bats also migrate through the region. I’ve read that t
Update: Southern Flying squirrel Washington DC
Given that the posts on Southern Flying squirrel in the Long Branch reserve near Washington DC are quite old, here a quick update: staff at the visitors centre mentioned that the n
Alligator River NWR
A weekend trip to Alligator River NWR with Red Wolves, Bears, Otters and a Bobcat in a tree!
California or Steller’s Sea Lion?
Hi people, A long shot, but I just wonder… Is the big indivdual on the left a male California Sea Lion or a female Steller’s Sea Lion? And how can you tell the differen