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22 January 2025
hikmicrolahouxleicapulsarThermalthermal imagerZeiss

Comparison between thermal imagers based on NETD-value

Not too long ago Jon posted about his experience with the Zeiss DTI6/40. I have commented on this post and since I already wanted to look into the possibilities of upgrading my the

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21 January 2025

Fabulous Beasts and Where to Find Them: The Golden Age of Mammalwatching? (webinar recording)

Last Saturday I had an opportunity to give a mammalwatching webinar that was kindly organised by Mohit Aggarwal from Asian Adventures. My central theme is that we live in the golde

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20 January 2025
Bolivia

Join us in Bolivia in September/October 2025

Hi everyone! We are two spanish mammal watchers going to Bolivia the last week of September/first week of October to visit Jaguarland and Kaa iya. We will spend 4 nights in Jaguarl

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20 January 2025
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Do feral species count

I was looking at my mammal list, as one does, making graphs and doing calculations when the thought hit me. What do other mammal watchers think of feral species. For example on my

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20 January 2025
African Forest ElephantGabonLowland GorillaRed River Hog

Anyone interested to join a short trip to Loango NP, Gabon?

  Most people visited Gabon in the dry season, June-September, mainly for Mandrill trekking. Of course, in most destinations, dry seasons produce better mammal sights than the

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18 January 2025
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Tips for whale watching in Gulf of St Lawrence

Looking for recommendations for WHALE WATCHING sites and operators in the GULF OF ST LAWRENCE in the END OF JULY. I will have time to visit two different spots for whale watching.

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18 January 2025

Join us to go to Gunung Leuser national park in Sumatra

Dear Mammalwatching community, We are two Spaniards who are looking for a couple of fellow Mammalwatchers to join us to visit Gunung Leuser National Park for 15 days. The trip will

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18 January 2025

All the land mammals finally landed on Xenocanto!

Some really good news for us! After a lot of work, Xenocanto has opened the gates to all the land mammals of the world. Finally we have a place to upload all our mammal sound recor

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15 January 2025

Night Owl Pro Nexgen Night Vision Binoculars for sale

This post is from Sebastian Kennerknecht Hey All, I am selling a pair of Night Owl Pro Nexgen Night Vision Binoculars. Glass is in great condition. Exterior can use a wipe down to

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13 January 2025

Squirrel splits in Southeast Asia by Hinckley et al (2024)

Hinckley et al (2024) have split Grey-bellied Squirrel (Callosciurus caniceps) and Himalayan Striped Squirrel (Tamiops mcclellandii). Reference: Hinckley A, Maldonado JE, Tamura N,

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15 November 2025
Coming Soon: The Podcast Returns, an Updated Taxonomy, and the NUTTER Awards
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14 November 2025
Brazil: Amazonas 2025

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  1. Andreas Jonsson on RFI Botswana July/August 202618 November 2025
  2. Daan Drukker on Borneo at Night – a Greentours Trip Report18 November 2025
  3. Alberto Fernández Horcajo on Should sonogram IDed bats count?16 November 2025

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  1. Andreas Jonsson on RFI Botswana July/August 202618 November 2025

    You can spend how many days you want in the delta. You just book your lodge where you want to…

  2. Daan Drukker on Borneo at Night – a Greentours Trip Report18 November 2025

    Hi Ian, great report. Did you get any pictures of these Temminck's Flying Squirrels? I would welcome them as the…

  3. Alberto Fernández Horcajo on Should sonogram IDed bats count?16 November 2025

    I sincerely believe not, just like the animals that appear on camera traps.

  4. shortclaws on Maned Rats – any tips?14 November 2025

    Our sighting was around bushes and edge of grassland, not near water, but very near lodge outbuildings, Aberdare Country Club.

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15 November 2025
Coming Soon: The Podcast Returns, an Updated Taxonomy, and the NUTTER Awards
15 November 2025
Thermal Review: Thermal Master DV2, with Black Friday discount is just $449
14 November 2025
Brazil: Amazonas 2025
14 November 2025
Florida weekend: Ocala National Forest and Three Lakes Wildlife Management Area

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