To read the first part click here In the morning people were walking around the car we were sleeping in, making it ready to start. This truck was actually going the same direction as we were going, but unfortunatley it was fully booked. Instead we had an hour of strolling in town to find some…
The silky sifaka is considered one of the worlds most endangered animals and endemic to Madagascar, so of course – this was something we did NOT want to miss! However, to come to the only place where this rare animal live, we had to travel a long way (estimated to about 20 h)….or actually not…
A post from Joel’s and my andventures in Maralal, Kenya After the hardships of lake Bogoria we were tired of camping and checked in to a hostel for the equivalent 3 $/night. One of that standard feature beds with mosquito nets (with holes of course), and a bulb in the roof and also in the…
Early in the morning I got out of bed, packed my last stuff and headed to the airport. I have been waiting to go to Borneo for weeks – and for sure time is taking it’s toll mentally. …and unfortunatley I will have to keep waiting. The place I went to was Germany instead to…
We headed of to Zimbabwe to see the African wild dog (Lycaon pictus). We arrived late at night to the town Hwange where we met a lady with her young girl. She kindly showed as a hostel where we could stay. Unfortunatley, it was full and it was pitch dark out side. The friendly lady…
The Quest for the Kipunji! I went with Joel to Tanzania to look for one of the most recently discovered and least known mammals of the planet, although its almost big as a baboon! It is now critically endangered. Read about the adventure in to the prestine rainforest!
In case any of you are intrested in macro photography, Mark Berkery got plenty of advice with tons of photos on all kinds of insects and spiders. All information I need, just probably need a better flash! If I only get a few photos of this quality on borneo…it would be great. Hopefully there will…
Finally I have received my research permit to head of to Borneo to work with the orange little fellas climbing trees! It was almost 2 years now since I blogged about the trip the I did to Africa together with my friend Joel. I will head to the rain forests (and palm oil plantations), on…
