The Madagascar heron, also known as Humblot’s heron, is a species of heron endemic to the north and west coasts of Madagascar. It is also natively present in the Comoro Islands and Mayotte.

Restoration efforts have been ongoing since August 2020 to protect critical breeding sites for the Madagascar Pond‑heron. Uniquely identified by its beige brown plumage streaked with black during the ...

This ongoing study is building upon the knowledge of the species and will aid its conservation. The Madagascar Pond-heron, Ardeola idae, is a small beige-brown heron striped with black, which during ...

Tsarasaotra Park, located in the center of Antananarivo, is one of the few remaining refuges for the waterbirds of Madagascar’s highlands. The park is the first private site to be classified as ...

including the critically threatened Madagascar fish-eagle and the Madagascar heron. Mangrove forests cover much of the western coast of Madagascar, including, Kivalo, the small fishing village where I ...

The black heron, a jet-black bird found in southern Africa and Madagascar, has devised a devilishly clever way to catch its prey. When hunting for small fish in shallow water, the black heron uses ...

including the critically threatened Madagascar fish-eagle and the Madagascar heron. Mangrove forests cover much of the western coast of Madagascar, including, Kivalo, the small fishing village where I ...