Here’s a really nice report from a country I want to visit …even more so after reading this, and seeing some of Mogens’s spectacular Mandrill pictures. Gabon in 2018 anyone?
Gabon, 2017: Mogens Trolle, 2 weeks & 21 species including Mandrill, Lowland Gorilla, Chimpanzee, Grey-cheeked Mangabey, Congo Clawless Otter and Red River Hog.
Jon
This is fun (unless you were the hippo) http://blog.africageographic.com/africa-geographic-blog/wildlife/wildlife-and-nature/elephant-fury-for-this-mother-hippo/. The comments thread has some suggestion that teh photos aren’t...
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July or august is ok for me !
August should work well 😉
Sounds tempting, but I can’t plan that far ahead at the moment. I was there in 2009, but barely scratched the surface.
There are lots of bat caves in Gabon – ask the Afribats people.
Just fired of an email to http://www.middle-africa.com/ to organize a trip in 2018.
I’m already talking to them as well about next year!
keep me posted. would be great to join!
Very tempting. I’m also interested.