New Trip Report: Zimbabwe, Botswana and Marrick (South Africa)
Zimbabwe, Botswana and Marrick (South Africa), 2018: Félix Serrano López, 2 weeks and about 60 species including Sable, Honey Badger, Spot-necked Otter, Black-footed Cat and mat
New Trip Report: South Africa
A new report from Mattia Altieri who just got back from South Africa. Marrick and Malamala, 2018: Mattia Altieri, 15 days & 57 species including Sable, Black-footed Cat, South
And if you’ve ever thought about Aardvark’s having sex…
… then wonder no longer. Thank you Félix Serrano López for this footage from Merrick. The patter of tiny hooves is hopefully imminent. Aardvarks – even celibate ones
New Trip Reports: South Africa and Namibia
Here are three reports from Hugh Lansdown: new contributor to the forum and superb photographer. South Africa (Western Cape), 2018: Hugh Lansdown, 1 week & 20 or so species inc
New Trip Report: South Africa’s Northern Cape
A new report from Sjef Ollers, with lots of detail and some great photos. Northern Cape, 2016: Sjef Ollers, 3 weeks & 60 species including Brown Hyena, Honey Badger, some nice
New Trip Report: South Africa
Here’s Richard Webb/Wildwing’s latest report from South Africa. South Africa, 2017: Richard Webb, 12 days & 55 species including Aardvark, Black-footed Cat, Souther
New Trip Report: Namibia & South Africa, 2017
Here’s a report from Vladimir Dinets’s trip to South Africa and Namibia in July/August. South Africa and Namibia, 2017: Vladimir Dinets, 3 weeks & many mammals incl
New Trip Report: South Africa, 2014
Here’s a report/travel diary from Van Harris from his 2014 trip to South Africa. South Africa, 2014: Van Harris, 10 days & 35 species including Large-spotted Gen
Some selective mammaling in South Africa
I was back in South Africa over Christmas and New Year 2016/17. This was my fifth trip to the country, but the first time my girlfriend, Amber, had been. Amber has some novel idea
New Trip Report: South Africa
A new report from Mark Hows South Africa, 2016: Mark Hows, 2 weeks & 80 species or so, including South African Hedgehog, Black-footed Cat, and a bunch of nice bats and rodents