Here’s mammalwatching.com’s second ever Benin trip report.
Benin, 2018: Cheryl Antonucci, 5 days & 6 species including Red-bellied (White throated) Guenons and Mona Monkeys.
Jon
New Trip Report: Benin
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Interesting report Cheryl.
I’ve been looking for years for info about Benin and been interested in visiting Pendjari NP in the North of the country but I should have gone there earlier. Indeed, with what recently happened there due to terrorism I’m afraid the area will be forbidden for quite long…
Samuel