Here’s a report of a few days in Zanzibar and Arusha at the end of November. Highlights include Ader’s Duiker, Zanj Elephant Shrew, Four-toed Hedgehog and Zanzibar Bushbaby.
Cheers from Ho Chi Minh City
Jon
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Jon, I hope you realize that we all hate you. LOL, great reports and photos. Good luck in Vietnam.
Watch for those squirrels in HCMC – they are rare elsewhere.