Tanzania & Zanzibar
Check out Charles Foley's action packed report from November 2025: Southern Tanzania: rare mammals & riots. It features 77 species including 3 species of sengi, 13 primates (includ
South Africa
Check out Zac Babbit's monumental 2025 road trip report, featuring an astounding 130 species including Yellow-spotted Hyrax, Hottentot Golden Mole, Cape Dune Molerat, Meller's Mong
Thailand
Check out Jon Hall's August 2025 report from the deep south of Thailand, featuring 40 species including a beautiful Banded Linsang.
Brazil
Check out Cheryl Antonucci's report from Western Brazil with 33 species including Ucayali Bald Uakari, Bearded Emperor Tamarin and Doubtful Titi.
Chile
Chilean people are just about the friendliest people I have ever met. I picked up a few hitchhikers: all of them were keen to meet for drinks and dinner and converse with me and my
Papua New Guinea
I haven't been to PNG yet but hope to visit in 2027.It will soon become the hot new mammal destination in my opinion! For a teaser then check out Carlos Bocos's mega report from th
Kenya
Kenya, more than any other country, is responsible for my interest in mammals. Not that I had been there before 2011, but I watched a lot of wildlife documentaries on TV in the 70s
Djibouti
I spent four nights in Djibouti in December 2024. A fabulous place to look for mammals.
California
California has very varied habitat (from desert to tundra) with a corresponding diversity of species, coupled with incredible scenery and some of the most productive cetacean viewi
Vietnam
I visited Vietnam in 2011. The country has some fabulous mammals - primates in particular - but there is still a heartbreaking amount of poaching.