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Madagascar Tag

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21 August 2020
Africa
MadagascarMicrocebus jonahi

New species: Microcebus jonahi  – Jonah’s mouse lemur

I was told of this paper describing Microcebus jonahi  – Jonah’s mouse lemur Ecology and morphology of mouse lemurs (Microcebus spp.) in a hotspot of microendemism i

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17 May 2020
Uncategorised
Baffin IslandChileEthiopiaGambiaMadagascarSri LankaVietnam

Where to go when

Hi all I saw Jon’s post re lesser known mammal spots (my personal favourite is Pico, Azores – probably one of the best cetacean watching places on the planet)… Cu

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16 April 2020
Africa
fosaLemurMadagascarmongoosesifakatenrec

Madagascar Mammal Watching Report

  https://www.mammalwatching.com/wp-content/uploads/Madagascar-Mammal-Watching-Report.pdf

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18 January 2020
Africa
AfricaMadagascar

Madagascar – October 2019

Here is a quick summary of our trip to Madagascar last year.  There are links in the document to daily reports and photos. Spoiler: It seems like we were the only mammalwatchers t

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The Worlds 25 most endangered primates- nearly a quarter are in Madagascar

7 December 2012
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26 November 2012
Africa
fosaindrilemursMadagascarring-tailed mongoose

Madagascar Mora Mora

Hi Folks, Jon has kindly set me up with an account. So hopefully this will be the first of many posts. So a little about me. My name is Jo and I’ve been a regular contributor

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  1. Lennartv on Uganda June/July 202521 August 2025

    If you were to return to Uganda you may find anomalure to be more easier than usual because at Semliki…

  2. Lennartv on Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?21 August 2025

    With a 1.4 extender you'd be looking at F9.0 maximum. Personally I can still do a lot with that, but…

  3. Asanoth on Which telelens for Madagascar? 150 – 600 eq. or 225 – 900 eq.?21 August 2025

    Thank you. An extender for 100 - 400 f/6.3 would render it useless, especially in a forest and especially for…

  4. Michael Johnson on Uganda June/July 202521 August 2025

    Should have said I am very envious of your pangolin and anomalure, though.

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