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13 June 2016
North America
NearcticSouth CarolinaUnited States of AmericaUSA

South Carolina

I haven’t looked for mammals in South Carolina, but I’ve included community reports from those that have.

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Bull Caribou Denali
7 April 2016
North America
AlaskaNearcticUSA

Alaska

In May 2006 I spent just 24 hours in Alaska and travelled on the ferry from Haines to Skagway during a trip around the Canadian Yukon. I saw a few Harbour Seals, but not the supo

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Antillean Fruit eating Bat
8 February 2016
North America
NearcticThe US Virgin IslandsThe Virgin Islands

The US Virgin Islands

Vladmir Dinet's notes on species including Red Fruit Bats and Antillean Fruit-eating Bat.

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American Badger
24 November 2015
North America
NearcticNebraskaUnited States of America

Nebraska

I haven't looked for mammals in Nebraska really, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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11 June 2015
North America
AmericaMarylandUnited States of AmericaUSA

Maryland

I lived in Maryland for four months in 1989 and have returned several times but never to mammalwatch. I’ve included community reports from those that have.

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Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I’ve also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited almost 120 countries.

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  1. Tina Greenawalt on Giant anteater/Ornate titi monkey Colombia1 August 2026

    I saw a Giant Anteater a couple of days ago near Villavicencio at El Silencio Reserve. We weren’t looking for…

  2. sahucfx on Bears in Romania31 July 2026

    Thank you!

  3. wildlife_watcher on Southern Bog Lemming video31 July 2026

    It's so round it looks like it could just roll down hills.

  4. Steve Babbs on Giant anteater/Ornate titi monkey Colombia30 July 2026

    Thanks. I am a bit focused on another trip now but I'll look into that on my return.

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