The Netherlands
I haven’t looked for mammals in the Netherlands, but I’ve included community reports from those that have.
Community Reports
Nocturnal mammals hide in the Netherlands: Tips on booking and getting there by train, 2024: Atif Hasmi’s very detailed report on how to organise a visit to the nocturnal mammal hide near Utrecht also featuring 8 species including Polecat, Beech and Pine Martens.
Netherlands, 2023: Samuel Marlin’s report of a long weekend looking for mammals from a photo hide, with 10 species including Polecats and Beech & Pine Martens. Great photos.
Drenthe and Overijsel, 2020: Sjef Ollers, a weekend & 13 species including Polecat and Beech & Pine Martens.
Mustelids near Amsterdam, 2020: Ingrid den Boer’s report on a photographic hide home to regular Polecats, Badgers and both Pine& Stone Martens.
Double Dutch, 2011: Mark Hows, 3 days & 16 mammals including Bi-Coloured White-toothed Shrews and Root Voles.
Going Dutch, 2011: Mark Hows, 6 days & 18 mammals including Pond Bats and Common Hamsters.
Holland, Belgium and Germany, 2010: Mark Hows, 1 week & 22 mammals including Mouflon and Beech Marten.
Also See
Wisent at Zuid-Kennemerland RFI March 2022
Wolf Map for Central Europe – showing changes in Wolf distribution March 2022
Walrus Twitch, October 2021
RFI Amsterdam, Prague and Singapore March 2009
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RobJansen
Can we change this title to the official name: The Netherlands?;-) most mammalwatching will probably take place outside of ‘Holland’, being only two provinces of the twelve 🙂