Parc de Tsarasaotra
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A vital refuge and nesting site for hundreds of herons, egrets, and 14 threatened endemic bird species, this private park in Antananarivo is classified as a Wetland of International Importance by the RAMSAR convention.

📜 A wondrous oasis and vital refuge for aquatic avifauna, managed by the Ranarivelo family. 🔍 This 27-hectare private park features two lakes, islets, and a eucalyptus forest, and was the first private site classified as a Wetland of International Importance by RAMSAR convention. # Why Go 🐦 Excellent birdwatching opportunities, observe hundreds of herons, egrets, ducks, butterflies, and Madagascar Kingfisher. 🌿 Important wildlife refuge in the city, spot rare and endemic bird species like Madagascar Wagtail and Madagascar pond heron. 💧 See a unique Ramsar wetland. # Why Avoid 🏭 Located in an industrial area. 💨 Subject to atmospheric, plastic, chemical, and sound pollution. 🚧 Filters for wastewater sometimes destroyed, impacting biodiversity. 🚶 Limited appeal if not a birder. # Tips ⏰ Best for birdwatching during migration periods. # Cost 💰 Small fee at the gate for park upkeep. # Address 📍 Lac Alarobia, Antananarivo, Madagascar.

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