Madagascar - Lemurs and Whales
Ian Johnston SpeakerNet Sponsor
- Region:
- West Midlands
- Notice Period:
- Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
- Type:
- Hobby
- Fee:
- Paid: £60 + travel @25p a mile
- Category:
- Nature
- Updated:
- 3rd July 2024
- Tagged:
- Madagascar | Lemurs | Travel | Whales
Madagascar is a remarkable place and this talk takes us through the central and eastern region, trekking in the rainforest to spot some of the 100+ species of lemurs both in the mountains and down to the coast. Exploring different environment for totally different collections of lemur species.
We found the tiny mouse lemur, the rare eye-eye and the indri with its haunting call amongst many others.
Finally we ended up on a small island off the east coast of Madagascar to see the humpback whales performing their spectacular breaching.
The talk is illustrated with photographs, video and the sounds of the lemurs. It is timed at 1 hour but can be adjusted if required.
Views: 710 | Enquiries: 5About Ian Johnston
I am a retired rocket scientist with a passion for wildlife, travel, modern technology, photography and SCUBA diving. All these subjects form the basis of the talks I have been providing to U3A groups, Probus clubs, social groups and specialist organisations for many years.
My talks are illustrated with high quality photographs, sound tracks, short vidoes and audio video sequencies.
I am happy to travel reasonable distancies to venues or use video conferencing systems such as Zoom, Teams, Google Meet etc which I can host if required.
The talks I offer are timed at 1hour, but can be adjusted if necessary
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