Trip Reports

Madagascar 2007: 25th August to 15th September, author Ian Merrill (added September 3, 2008)
(3 mesites, White-browed and Madagascar Long-eared Owls, 5 ground-rollers, 2 asites, 2 sunbird-asites, Helmet Vanga, 26 lemur species)

Madgascar in the low season - 20th July - 11th August 2009, author Oscar Campbell (added September 29, 2009)
(Perinet, Ampijoroa, Ranomafana, Ifaty, Ground-rollers, Meller's Duck, Collared Nightjar, Red-shouldered Vanga, Diademed Sifaka, Indri and Humpbacked Whales)

Saving the Madagascar Pochard, the rarest duck in the world, author Glyn Young (added September 10, 2009)

Madagascar: The Eighth Continent, October 2006, author Josh Engel (added November 2, 2006)
(Ampijoroa, Perinet, Ranomafana, Ifaty)

Madagascar with Tropical Birding - The Eighth Continent with the Northwest Extension and the Helmet Vanga Northeast Extension - 3rd - 30th October 2008, author Josh Engel (added November 1, 2008)
(We recorded every species of mesite, ground roller, asity and even vanga!)

Slender-billed Flufftail and more in Madagascar, author Arjan Brenkman (added June 16, 2007)
(Perinet, Mantadia, Ampijoroa, Tulear, Ifaty, Zombitse, Ranamofana)

Madagascar - October 2003, author Steve Bird (added June 1, 2006)
(184 species recorded)

Madagascar 1 - 18 November 2000, author The Travelling Naturalist (link created February 3, 2005)

Madagascar with Birding Africa: 21 days including Masoala in November 2006, author Callan Cohen (link created August 9, 2009)
(Helmet Vanga, all endemic birds, all near-endemic birds, 192 bird species, 26 lemur species. Tana, Andasibe, Mantadia, Ranomafana, Isalo, Zombitse, Toliara, Ifaty, Nosy Ve, Mahajanga, Betsiboka Delta, Ankarafantsika (Ampijoroa), Masoala.)

Madagascar with Birding Africa: 21 days including Masoala in November 2006, author Callan Cohen (added April 27, 2009)
(all endemic birds, all near-endemic birds, 192 bird species, Helmet Vanga, 26 lemur species. Tana, Andasibe, Mantadia, Ranomafana, Isalo, Zombitse, Toliara, Ifaty, Nosy Ve, Mahajanga, Betsiboka Delta, Ankarafantsika (Ampijoroa), Masoala.)