We had two walks today. Mary opted out of the first one as it was expected to be long and the heavy undergrowth in some of the areas is difficult for her to navigate. She spent the morning working on photos.
Paul had a lot
of good sightings on the walk.
Photos from the woodlands and the walking trails.
Some of the things seen.
Bird Nest Fern
Crab Spider
Madagascar Kingfisher, a jewel of a little bird
A massive tree fern
Twig Mimic Praying Mantis
Pandanus
Brown Lemur
Golden-Crowned Sifaka
A baby sifaka cuddled in with Mom.
Indri, the largest of the lemur species
Spectacled Tretraka
Ground Orchids
Paradise Flycatcher
An unknown chameleon
Some caterpillars
Mary joined the afternoon walk.
In addition to a few of the other sights, including more brown lemurs, we saw
A Male Parsons
Chameleon
Madagascar Bulbul
A nearly impossible to see Mossy Leaf Tailed Gecko.
When Madagascar was a French colony, the French built a railroad from Tana to the east coast of the island. This lovely train station was on the rail line.
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