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Madagascar and Comoros (Lonely Planet Country Guide S.) Tour Madagascar. Madagascar is the world's fourth largest island, and Comoros boasts unique blue pigeons and rare black parrots. Paul Greenway provides travellers with all the information they'll need when visiting this destination.

Malagasy-English/English-Malagasy Dictionary and Phrasebook Malagasy, the national language of Madagascar, has over 10 million speakers. This dictionary and phrasebook provides the traveller to this beautiful island with the means for basic communication, as well as an introduction to the country's culture. The compact guide includes a two-way bilingual dictionary with over 2,000 entries and a phrasebook containing all of the essential topics, from introductions and common phrases to accommodations, food and drink, weather and health, among many others.

Madagascar Wildlife: A Visitor's Guide Tour Madagascar. Beautifully illustrated with full colour photographs throughout, Madagascar Wildlife is a celebration of the unique fauna of a remarkable island and the perfect accompaniment to Bradt's popular general travel guide, Madagascar. This new edition has been fully revised to include newly created national parks and reserves and their resident wildlife. Madagascar Wildlife belongs to a series of Bradt wildlife guides including Antarctica and the Galapagos islands, ideal for natural history enthusiasts and travellers alike.

Birds of Madagascar: A Photographic Guide This is a comprehensive photographic guide to 260 species of Madagascan avifauna. A few species for which no photographs are available are depicted in colour paintings by Mark Andrews. It should be of interest to the increasing number of birdwatchers visiting the island.

Mammals of Madagascar Tour Madagascar. Complementing a photographic guide to Madagascan birds by Peter Morris, this is a guide to all the mammals of the island. The majority, all the lemurs, for example, are shown in photographs. It also portrays some of the smaller species, such as tenrecs and rodents, illustrated in line drawings.

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