Few birds in Madagascar

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Subject:	Few birds in Madagascar
From:	"Steve Potter" <>
Date:	Fri, 23 Nov 2007 17:20:35 +1030

I am unsure as to the problem with Madagascar?

In my 8 day visit to the capital Antananarivo, I was able to pick up a HUGE
total of 7 species (2 lifers).

A visit to Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia for the same duration, including a side
trip to see the Orangutans in the Gunung Lesser National Park, I only saw
5!! 

Conclusions: Australia is great!!!!

Steve Potter
Blackwood SA

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