private mammal guide for Singapore?
Hi, I am new to this forum but have enjoyed reading many trip reports and posts! I have a trip to Indonesia coming up (will see lots of animals there!) and will be in Singapore f
Setting up a weekly email subscription
Dear all, if you want to receive mammalwatching updates, but prefer to get one summary email a week rather than all posts in real time, then I’ve good news! You can now do ju
Pacific Right Whale in Monterey Bay!
Spotted on morning whale watch March 5. Just sharing the news since it is a mega rarity. https://www.ksbw.com/article/rare-north-pacific-right-whale-spotted-in-the-monterey-bay-sun
The Weekly recap
Hi, this is Katy, Jon’s (long suffering) daughter. I’ve been put to work to start sending weekly recaps of what’s been going on in the mammal watching world (or at least on t
New Podcast Episode: John & Terese Hart
In the lastest episode we talk to legendary mammalogists and conservationists John and Terese Hart about 50 years’ of work in the Congo rainforest. John and Terese have made an e
Mammalwatching NUTTER Awards are back!
Hello mammalwachers! The community has met – and we discussed about mammalwatching, conservation, and the NUTTER’s awards. The mammalwatchers awards will be called: Mammalwatch
Status of Fat-tailed dwarf lemurs
I was recently browsing the Illustrated Checklist of the Mammals of the World (and I am glad I did not buy it) and was looking at lemurs specifically. It seems that in recent years
Report Mammalwatching Meeting
Hello everyone! It comes very late but better late than never! You will find below our report of the Mammalwatching Meeting. It is the report of the meeting, not the trip report. T
Advertising: Romanian Mammal Tour + Mehely’s Blind Mole Rat extension, September 2023
This is a fun trip that I am hoping to join myself. Sakertours are running their Romanian Mammalwatching bonanza again this year. Last year you might remember they broke the 50 spe
Genet ID from Ghana
Can you help with ID of this Genet I have photographed in 2017 in Mole National Park, Ghana. I have ID it as Common Genet at that time but I am not sure know, in fact it looks more