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I can recommend another special book for 2024:
A Field Guide to the Larger Mammals of South America

"...remarkable array of photographs that are featured, the vast majority of which have never previously appeared in print..."
No Amazon or Columbian Weasel sadly...
 
I can recommend another special book for 2024:
A Field Guide to the Larger Mammals of South America

"...remarkable array of photographs that are featured, the vast majority of which have never previously appeared in print..."
No Amazon or Columbian Weasel sadly...P.S. This website is for students and beyond. Even regular users can find something interesting here.
It's really a shame that there aren't any from the Amazon or the playful Colombian weasel... but I hope there will be more.
 
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You are of course right and I am aware how rare those Carnivores are. The authors were searching photos few years prior the publication, so I had some hopes for the M.felipei at least. Not the ones that you pointed out :)
 
We were contacted by an author some years ago c2020, who wanted to use our picture of Cebus olivaceus in a forthcoming book but we never heard from him again?
 
Scheduled for September 2024

North American Mammals (in 2 volumes) by Sergio Ticul Álvarez-Castañeda

 
Both of those weasels are incredibly rare, and may very well not have good publication quality photos in existence

I mean I doubt the book would want to include this:
Amazon Weasel filmed for the first time!

 
Further to my earlier post (#776), I was informed at the recent Global Bird Fair that an English translation of the 4th edition of Eduardo de Juana & Juan Varela's excellent book - Aves de Espana - is at an advanced stage and will be published anon. Good news but I'm still surprised that the publisher hasn't rolled this and its sister volume on Portugal (which shares the same illustrations, maps and most of the text) into a single 'Birds of Iberia' guide. I'd have thought it would have made more economic sense to do so.
 
"German Zoo Book" , A major new book, exploring the zoos of Germany is about to come out this week. John Tuson is also author of the highly acclaimed book "Zoos of Britain and Ireland" .


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Just published


Minetor, Randi
The Complete Language of Birds: A Definitive and Illustrated History

 

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