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Portugal Tag

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7 March 2025
PortugalSpain

Review: The Mammals of Iberia by Carlos Bocos & James Lowen

I just received my copy of a new field guide, The Mammals of Iberia by James Lowen and our very own Carlos Bocos.  And it is excellent, as you might expect from anything Carlos wa

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16 September 2024
AzorescetaceansCuvier's beaked whalePico IslandPortugalPygmy Sperm WhaleSowerby's Beaked Whale

Pico Island, The Azores, August 2024

“Let’s go to the Azores. I mean I do quite like whalewatching….” I looked deep into Zoom and searched for any hint of sarcasm in my daughter’s express

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15 September 2023
Europe
PalearcticPortugalThe Azores

The Azores

The Azores offer some of Europe's best whale watching. In the summer you can expect to see a good diversity of species including - if you get good weather - beaked whales.

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10 August 2022
Europe and the Palearctic
MadeiraPortugal

New Trip Report: Madeira

Here’s another Madeira report. Madeira, 2022: Michael Kessler’s report of mammals seen during a 2 week family holiday with 5 cetacean species including Bryde’s Wh

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22 January 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
PortugalSpain

New Trip Report: Spain and Portugal

Here is the latest report from Vladimir Dinets. Spain and Portugal, Christmas 2019: Vladimir Dinets, 2 weeks & 31 species including Polecat, Genet and Snow Vole. Jon  

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26 July 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
MadeiraPortugal

New Trip Report: Madeira

Here’s a new report from John Wright with some useful information on Mediterranean Monk Seals off of Madeira Madeira, 2019: John Wright, 10 days & 8 species including Mad

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20 August 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
AzoresPortugal

New Trip Report: Azores, 2017

An interesting report from Michael Kessler’s trip to the Azores: despite bad weather he saw some great cetaceans. Azores, 2017: Michael Kessler, 2 weeks (and 5 boat trips) wi

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22 May 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
AzoresPortugal

New Trip Report: The Azores

Steve Morgan is just back from a blustery Azores Azores, 2017: Steve Morgan, 1 week & 5 cetaceans including Sei, Blue and Sowerby’s Beaked Whales. Jon

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7 August 2016
Europe
MadeiraPalearcticPortugal

Madeira

I haven't been to Madeira yet, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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14 February 2016
Europe
PalearcticPortugal

Portugal

I have only spent a day in Lisbon and didn’t look for any mammals, but I’ve included community reports from those that have. In between mammals I recommend eating as many P

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  1. Ian Thompson on Easy capybaras at tourist sites? (Southern South America)15 July 2025

    Gil's Tours offers low cost pantanal trips out of Campo Grande, going into the Necolandia area. Lots of capybaras, amongst…

  2. Ian Thompson on Central African Republic, March 202515 July 2025

    Thanks, Samuel. Happy to assist. We spent two weeks partly because of the charter flight schedule. I think one week…

  3. Samuel Marlin on Central African Republic, March 202515 July 2025

    So cool! Thanks Ian for this very recent report to this area and for all the tips you gave me…

  4. Evan on Easy capybaras at tourist sites? (Southern South America)15 July 2025

    Oh, and thanks for the links! Looks like that happened in a gated community that I might not be able…

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