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14 October 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! To begin this week we have a report from Ben W.’s trip to Western Australia. I was very pleased to read that he made his father suffer

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6 October 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! The first trip report this week was the second of the Royle Safaris trips to Western Sahara earlier this year, following from part 1 las

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28 September 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! This week we are starting off with Michael Wright’s amazing encounter with a Black-footed Cat (named Brutus) at Khoisan Karoo Conserva

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21 September 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! The first trip report shared this week was Eduardo Ruiz’s, a first time poster. He saw 34 mammals during a week in Sri Lanka, with hig

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15 September 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! To start us off this week is Coke Smith’s trip report from Paraguay. As always it is full of useful information and gorgeous photos of

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8 September 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap!  This week kicked off with Nick Buys from Nature Travel Africa’s report from China (Sichuan and the Tibetan Plateau). Some highlights

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30 August 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! Starting off the week was this Royle Safaris trip to South Africa. They saw 65 mammal species including rarities like Black-footed Cat (

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23 August 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! Please forgive my father’s brief usurpation. Fear not, he has now been dealt with.  There have been only two trip reports this week.

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4 August 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the recap! Almost done with the catch ups now so weekly programming will resume shortly:) To start us off is Brett Hartl’s note about how to find Medite

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1 August 2026
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The Weekly Recap

Hello and welcome back to the weekly recap! This recap will be of all posts up until the 17th of July:) To start us off is Daniel Benak’s report of 4 trips in the Pelagos Sanctua

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18 October 2026
India and Bhutan 2026 Trip Report
17 October 2026
Pumas and/or Commerson’s Dolphins
16 October 2026
Chasing the Ghost of Spiti: A 4,000-Km Road Trip from Pune to Chicham for the Snow Leopard

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  1. Andreas Jonsson on Pumas and/or Commerson’s Dolphins18 October 2026
  2. Coke Smith on Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW17 October 2026
  3. Leo Boon on Dashcam17 October 2026

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  1. Andreas Jonsson on Pumas and/or Commerson’s Dolphins18 October 2026

    No experience with the Commerson´s Dolphin but regarding "from the road safari" for Puma it´s easy to see them. I…

  2. Coke Smith on Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW17 October 2026

    Great stuff Andy - has the Olympic Chipmunk been codified as its own species yet?

  3. Leo Boon on Dashcam17 October 2026

    Thanks Curtis for sharing. I am now in contact with a company from the Netherlands. If it will be useful…

  4. Claudia W. on Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel15 October 2026

    There's also a very interesting paper by Li et al. (2020), who found two more specimens in northwestern Laos and…

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Possible Namdapha Flying Squirrel
12 October 2026
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11 October 2026
Help from the Mammalwatching community for the Emas Nationalpark
11 October 2026
Marmots and Mountain Beavers of the PNW

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