Pumas in Patagonia 2022 – Trip Report
Cat Expeditions led three puma photo tours last year in southern Patagonia. During every tour we saw at least sixteen different individual pumas and some of the encounters where of
New Trip Report: Andean Mountain Cat in Chile
Here’s brief report from Justin Brown about a successful search for an Andean Mountain Cat. Lauca National Park, 2022: Justin Brown’s report about finding a Colocolo an
New Trip Report: Chile in Winter
A new report from Samuel Marlin with some fabulous photos. Arica, Chiloe & Torres del Paine, August 2022: Samuel Marlin, 20 days & 21 species including Puma, Large Hairy Ar
New Trip Reports from Patagonia & Coastal Argentina, and RIP Arnulfo Medina-Fitoria
If you have looked for mammals in Nicaragua you may have met Arnulfo Medina-Fitoria, one of Nicaragua’s foremost mammalogists and a true pioneer in Central America. Even if y
New Trip Report: Southern Chile
Rob Jansen sent me a second installment of his 2 year long mammal South American odyssey which began in October. This report has some great photographs of Southern Pudu and more. S
New Trip Report: Chile
Here is Jens Bokelaar’s first report for mammalwatching. A detailed report on a long trip through Chile that has a stack of useful information and some great mammals. Chile 2
New Trip Report: Central Chile
Here’s a report from Rob Jansen. This is mainly a birding report but does have a lot of information on travel in central Chile. Santiago Region, 2021: Rob Jansen, 3.5 weeks &
New Trip Report: Andean Mountain Cats in the Chilean Altiplano
Here’s an interesting report of a trip to the same – beautiful – area we visited in 2018 from Far South Expeditions. Andean Mountain Cat Recce, Arica & Parina
New Trip Report: Central & Southern Chile
Here’s an interesting report, with some wonderful pictures, from Jono Dashper. Central & South Chile (and southern Argentina), 2019: 2 months & many mammals includi
New Trip Reports: Chile and Peru
A new report from Dominique Brugiere and an old one too. Chile, 2011: Dominique Brugiere’s report of two trips, spanning 2 months plus, including Juan-Fernandez Fur Seal and