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Introducing: Mammalwatching Rankings
When we rebuilt the website earlier this year we promised to introduce a new feature, the Mammalwatching Rankings. This was an idea raised during the community survey we ran a coup
What’s happened on mammalwatching this past month?
An updated mammalwatching website was launched a month ago. Now that we can all post our own reports the site is busier than ever. If you haven’t yet signed up for updates th
Gabon Wildlife Adventure – Royle Safaris – July 2022 Trip Report
In the summer of 2022 Royle Safaris returned to Gabon after the covid-19 pandemic. We ran three back to back trips to see the wonderful wildlife of this wonderful country. This is
Central Gabon, 2018
Kevin Bryan, Paul Carter, Jon Hall, Charles Hood, Sjef Ollers, Anja Palmans, Judy Parrish, Venkat & Hari Sankar and Ian Thomson. Warning: This trip report may seriously damage
Carnivore taxonomy news
There is a new paper on the phylogeny of Feliformia (cats, civets, mongooses, hyenas and relatives), available open-access here. Some interesting results: 1. Genus Herpestes is pol
Trip Report – Western Sahara’s Rare Mammals Tour – Royle Safaris – March 2024
Royle Safaris ran another trip to the deserts of the Western Sahara for a group in March 2024. We were successful in seeing several of our targets including Fennec Fox, African Gol
Tai National Park, Côte d’Ivoire, 2024
Tai National Park is some of the best remaining rainforest in West Africa. Over the last few years it has become a top tier mammalwatching destination with regular trips from Pictu
The Weekly Recap
Hello and welcome to this week’s mammalwatching recap! And more importantly, Happy Valentine’s Day – I am very sorry to all those celebrating with a mammalwatcher…
Western Sahara 11 nov – 18 nov 2023
Highlights: 4 Sandcats, Libyan Striped Weasel and day sightings Fennec Fox at den. Also African Wild Cat, African Golden Wolf and Ruppell’s Fox.
Trip Report – Western Sahara Mammalwatching Tour – Royle Safaris – March 2023
Royle Safaris ran two mammalwatching tours in spring 2023 to the Western Sahara, both were successful and this is the trip report from the second tour. The first has been published