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Avenue de Baobabs, on the way to Tsingi the Bemaraha. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Avenue de Baobabs, on the way to Tsingi the Bemaraha. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Avenue de Baobabs, on the way to Tsingi the Bemaraha. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Manambolo river, on the way to Tsingy de Bemaraha. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Laundry in Manambolo river. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Manambolo river. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Trip by pirogues on the Manambolo river. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Trip by pirogues on the Manambolo river. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
A boy in Ramena (near Diego) playing with little boat (this is the way in whih malagasy children start learning how to built a real pirogue). Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
View to the sea from the hills of Montagne d`Ambre National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Lake in the old crater, Montagne d`Ambre National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Uroplatus (geko family), Montagne d`Ambre National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Chameleon, Montagne d`Ambre National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Snail, Montagne d`Ambre National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Frog, Montagne d`Ambre National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Snails, Montagne d`Ambre National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Madagascar day gecko, Montagne d`Ambre National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
View to the Red Tsingy. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Red Tsingy, laterite pinnacles shaped by the rain water. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Tomek in the Red Tsingy . Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Me in the Red Tsingy. Fot. T. Praszkier.
Road to the holy lake, people coming back from the market. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
People singing to call the crocodiles for us. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Crocodile came to get its zebu (that it thougt was waiting for it). Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Partly abandoned Ambondromifehy village. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Sapphire dealer in Ambondromifehy. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Sapphire dealer in Ambondromifehy. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Tsingy de Ankarana. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Tsingy de Ankarana. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Sportive lemur, it is a nocturnal species, Ankarana National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Lemurs having a break. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Uroplatus (geko family), Ankarana National Park. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Children in Ankify. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
View to the Nosy Komba from Nosy Tanikely (`nosy` meand `island` in Malagasy). Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Endemic lemurs of Nosy Komba. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Endemic lemurs of Nosy Komba. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Lemurs and me. Fot. T. Praszkier.
Tomek and the lemur. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Children playing with the kite, Nosy Komba. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Tomek and a turtle. Turtles are `fady` (taboo) for the local people - they do not harm them in any way, that is why it is very easy to see those animals on Nosy Tanikely. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Travelling through mangroves, on the way to Antetezambato. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Children in Antetezambato. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
The demantoid`s quarry. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Here read more about demantoid locality - Antetezambato.
We are leaving Antetezambato, in this village we were also an attraction for the local people. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.
Read more about demantoid locality - Antetezambato
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