A month-long trip to Madagascar in October 2022 to the Masoala peninsula, Andasibe, Ranomafana, Ifaty and Kirindy. All five endemic families seen including the Cuckoo Roller, Asities, Mesites, Ground-rollers and Malagasy Warblers.
In order of appearance: Helmet Vanga, Short-legged Ground-roller, Cuckoo Roller, Velvet Asity, Nuthatch Vanga, Forest Fody, Blue Vanga, Ward's Flycatcher, Chabert Vanga, Spectacled Tetraka, Nelicourvi Weaver, Pitta-like Ground-roller, Long-billed Berniera, White-headed Vanga, Pygmy Kingfisher, Greater Vasa Parrot, M. Harrier-hawk, M. Cuckoo, Broad-billed Roller, M. Blue-pigeon, Blue Coua, M. Green-pigeon, Malagasy Paradise-flycatcher (not labeled), M. Scops-owl, M. Cuckooshrike, M. Wagtail, M. White-eye, Common Jery, Hook-billed Vanga, Rand's Warbler, M. Brush-warbler, Sickle-billed Vanga, Long-tailed Ground-roller, Schlegel's Asity, White-breasted Mesite, M. Hoopoe, M. Plover, Sakalaka Weaver, M. Nightjar, Subdeserert Mesite, M. Kestrel, M. Lark, Running Coua, M. Sparrowhawk, Subdesert Brush-warbler, African Stonechat, M. Sunbird, White-browed Owl, M. Bulbul, M. Buttonquail, Torotoroka Scops-owl, Giant Coua, M. Munia, Gray-headed Lovebird, M. Bee-eater, Forest Rock-thrush, Souimanga Sunbird, Crested Drongo, Coquerel's Coua, M. Crested Ibis, M. Turtle-dove, Crested Coua, M. Pratincole, M. Kingfisher, Humblot's Heron, Meller's Duck, Black Egret