Tropical Birding Madagascar Virtual Tour by Ken Behrens

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In Madagascar, we offer two birding tours; a photo tour; an Enigmatic Wildlife tour; and a tour that visits remote areas of the northwest plus the Comoros, looking for some rare endemics. Click for more information about each tour: Madagascar: The Eighth Continent, Madagascar in July: Wonders of the 8th Continent in the Cool Season, Madagascar Photo Tour, Madagascar Enigmatic Wildlife Tour and Northern Madagascar and Comoros
Madagascar’s flora and fauna are so different from anywhere else on Earth that it is often referred to as the eighth continent; five bird families and 120 species are found only here. These include a variety of vangas, Madagascar’s answer to the Darwin’s finches; turaco-like couas; absolutely awesome ground-rollers; and taxonomic oddball mesites. On top of the world-class birds, no other tour run by Tropical Birding offer such a bounty of things other than birds. Madagascar is home to some of the planet’s greatest biological oddities, that appear to have their origins in Alice’s wonderland… other-worldly plants, Jurassic reptiles, a bounty of lovable lemurs, colorful chameleons, peculiar geckos, and bizarre insects.
Tropical Birding has an office in Madagascar, which gives us an excellent capacity to handle logistics in this sometimes challenging part of the world. It also allows us to stay up-to-date on the whereabouts of rare and hard-to-find bird species.

[@bambyrandhawa9957]

Wow! Thank you . Amazing.

[@kendallkahl8725]

I loved the wildlife of Madagascar as a kid. It wasn't until years later that I found out that the people of Madagascar don't have African roots but are Indo-malayan which is a mind blower and an incredible nautical feat.

[@morenocamoletto3154]

Thank you so much for sharing this tour😊

[@geeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzz]

Brilliant video. They say money doesn't make you happy but it would help get to go to places like this in person & that would make me happy. Looks really nice.

[@tropicalbirding8047]

Glad you liked it, yes money isn't necessarily a bad thing.

[@Newodat]

Great video. I was wondering if the YB Sunbird asity is reliably seen these days?

[@drferry]

Beautiful! Can't wait to go!

[@robbiehallie]

Following on Facebook. Love youre pics and knowledge.

[@tropicalbirding8047]

Glad you are enjoying the content Michelle

[@vinnypelle]

awesome video! can't wait to join one of these tours! where is the best spot for seeing black-and-white ruffed lemurs?

[@tropicalbirding8047]

B+W Ruffed Lemurs are probably nest seen at Mantadia NP on this tour!