Yesterday we talked about visiting the special reserve of Indri – indri. We’re so excited to lead you there today. This reserve, managed by Madagascar National Park, actually covers an area of 810 ha which is home for the largest lemur of Madagascar, the Indri-Indri.
And not only the Indri-Indri, but you will also discover other species of lemurs, birds, chameleons and frogs. This place is such a treasure. Its rich flora keeps thousands of species of medicinal plants, valuable timber species and many species of orchids and ferns.
We know you enjoyed our nocturnal tour last time. For you to get more of it, we will end our fourth day with a night tour to satisfy your adventurous spirit. And we will meet more lemurs and chameleons species. We know you love them! Today, dinner will be platted at your hotel where you’ll stay overnight. We’ll leave early tomorrow.
Lemur’s Top list : Indri-Indri, Mouse Lemur, Common Brown Lemur, Hairy-eared Dwarf Lemur, eastern Woolly lemur, Grey Bamoo Lemur , Red-Bellied Lemur
Birds Top list : Blue Coua , Red-fronted coua , Nuthatch Vanga , Madagascar wood rail , Madagascar Cuckoo-Roller , Cristed , Ibis , Magpie – Robin , Hook Billed Vanga , Collared Nightjar , Madagascar Scops Owl , Madagascar Paradise Flycatcher , Nelicourvi Weawer , Tylas Vanga
Reptiles and Frogs top list: Parson’s chameleon, Short-nosed chameleon, nose-horned chameleon, stump-tailed chameleon, and frog: 3 to 4 species of boophis and about 5 species of Mantidactilus