A new report from a trip last year to Madagascar. Lots of useful details and some great pictures too. I am hoping to return next year. Still so much to see there (before it disappears).
Madagascar, 2017: Keith Millar, 29 days & 55 species including Aye Aye, Fossa, Fanaloka & 37 lemur species.
Jon
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Wonderful trip report. So many lemurs.!
Incredible report. The lemurs and other critters are just so cool. Madagascar is the big unfinished item on my bucket list.
Great trip report Keith. I especially appreciate all the logistical information you included. This will help me a lot while planning my first trip. It sounds like the sooner the better too unfortunately…
Alan