One of the most spectacular chameleons we found in the wild in Madagascar.
Capturing the Tomato Frog!
We'll cross that bridge when . . . they get around to fixing it. Apparently, a couple of motorcycle drivers happened upon this bridge the morning after it collapsed and ended up in the river. Ouch!
Modern transportation system for getting the supplies up to the kitchen.
I never quite get the names of the plants, but this was a beauty.
The Red-ruffed Lemur.
One of the surreal chameleons of Madagascar.
A fungus, believe it or not!
A mongoose.
A Paradise Flycatcher, sleeping at night.
The beautiful island Nosy Mangabe.
This used to be a well-maintained airport, but you can see its level of disrepair.
Madagascar Flying Foxes, a type of bat.
A Lemur.
You can see the size of the bamboo plants growing here.
A Leaf-tailed Gecko hanging on the tree.
One of the many fascinating tiny frogs of Madagascar.
The line marks the level of flooding from a tropical storm in the mid 1990's.
If you can find the hidden gecko, you're doing darn well!
The sign for our "hotel" in Madagascar. The only thing it has in common with a Relais et Chateau is the first name on this sign.
A Red Fody.
Spider webs crisscross the stream.
You can imagine that this restaurant has an outstanding no-smoking policy. The French influence in Madagascar was apparent in the restaurants, which were almost impossible to breath in.
A typical scene on one of our night hikes, often rainy!
Our elegant Madagascar hotel room.
