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.

šŸ“œ A wondrous oasis and vital refuge for aquatic avifauna, managed by the Ranarivelo family.
šŸ” 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

šŸ¦ Excellent birdwatching opportunities, observe hundreds of herons, egrets, ducks, butterflies, and Madagascar Kingfisher.
šŸŒæ Important wildlife refuge in the city, spot rare and endemic bird species like Madagascar Wagtail and Madagascar pond heron.
šŸ’§ See a unique Ramsar wetland.

Why Avoid

šŸ­ Located in an industrial area.
šŸ’Ø Subject to atmospheric, plastic, chemical, and sound pollution.
šŸš§ Filters for wastewater sometimes destroyed, impacting biodiversity.
šŸš¶ Limited appeal if not a birder.

Tips

ā° Best for birdwatching during migration periods.

Cost

šŸ’° Small fee at the gate for park upkeep.

Address

šŸ“ Lac Alarobia, Antananarivo, Madagascar.

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