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Central America Tag

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31 March 2026
Central AmericaCosta Rica

Trip Report – Costa Rica, April, 2025

Hi all, here’s the long awaited (I’m sure) Costa Rica trip report of my second visit to the country with Vino de Backer last year. 13 days, 86 mammal species (59 bats, 27 o

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31 December 2025
Central AmericaCosta Rica

Trip Report – Costa Rica, June/July, 2023

Hi all, here’s my first report for my Costa Rica trip two years ago with Vino de Backer. 17 days and 101 mammal species (64 bats, 37 others) seen. (I went back again this yea

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13 January 2025
Central AmericaNeotropicsPanama

Panama, or how I discovered the Neotropics

My first trip to the Neotropics, Panama was chosen for personal reasons but proved to be an exceptional experience over 16 days. 29 mammals seen, including water opossums, Northern

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1 September 2024
Central Americacharismatic megafaunaCosta RicaNeotropicalNeotropicsNicaraguaPanama

Costa Rica/Nicaragua/Panama: Suggestions for VERY low budget mammal watching?

Hi all! Unfortunately I only make US$15,000 a year (small online business) and can’t come close to affording most of the tours or even accommodations people talk about on her

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10 May 2024
Central AmericaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
Central AmericaMexico

Mexico

Mexico is a hidden gem. A super diverse country with a great many species that are barely known. A trip here is always an adventure.

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15 March 2018
Central and South America
Central AmericaMousePanamasquirrel

Help: Chiriqui highland mouse and squirrel

Hi all, a couple of question marks from a stay at a cabin (#8) at Los Quetzales Lodge, Guadeloupe, Chiriqui, western Panama in February this year. The first is a mouse that was see

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3 September 2026
My Big Cat Year – A very challenging trip to Bolivia!
2 September 2026
China Mammal Trip Report including Sichuan and the Tibetan Plateau by Nick Buys.
1 September 2026
September Podcast Now Out: Stratton Hatfield & Koen Betjes

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  2. Jacob Zinn on A cryptic fossa?2 September 2026
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  1. mikehoit on Any new info on Malayan Tapir?3 September 2026

    A couple of updates on this from my recent visit to Malaysia (report coming soon... probably): I saw a Malayan…

  2. Jacob Zinn on A cryptic fossa?2 September 2026

    New subfossil fossa adds an interesting dimension to this: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02724634.2026.2698802#d1e3471

  3. benbalmford on Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?2 September 2026

    Not sure if wildlife is your only focus. Obviously Guayaquil is often the starting point to get off to Galapagos.…

  4. benbalmford on Good places to go for my first mammal watching trip2 September 2026

    That is a pretty healthy budget for sure for a mammal trip. In general, beyond international flights, the biggest costs…

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