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* ''Mesitornis variegatus'' - [[White-breasted mesite]]
* ''Tyto soumagnei'' - [[Madagascan Madagascar red owl]]
* ''Ardea humbloti'' - [[Madagascar heron]]
* ''Ardeola idae'' - [[Madagascar pond-heron]]
* ''Lophotibis cristata'' - [[Madagascar crested ibis]]
* ''Haliaetus vociferoides'' or ''Haliaeetus vocifer'' - [[Madagascar fish eagle]]
* ''Aviceda madagascariensis'' - [[Madagascan Madagascar cuckoo-hawk]]* ''Accipiter madagascariensimadagascariensis''s- [[Madagascar sparrowhawk]]
* ''Caprimulgus enarratus'' - [[Collared nightjar]]<br><br>
There are 50 guides working at the park, all with excellent knowledge about the park, its biodiversity and ecosystems, ethical guidance, culture of the Antakarana people as well as first aid.
The admission fee for visiting the park depends on how many days will be spent in the park. Foreign for foreign tourists pay 25is 65,000 Ariary for 1 per day, 37children pay 25,000 Ariary for 2 days, 40,000 Ariary for 3 days and 50,000 Ariary for 4 to 10 days per day (prices 20102015). Half of the entrance fees goes to [[Madagascar National Parks]] and half to local communities. Guides are obligatory. The fee for a guide depends on the chosen tour (circuit).
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Guide: 25,000 Ariary, park warden: 20,000 Ariary, porter: 10,000 Ariary (prices 2010)
3 to 4 hours walk, suitable for combining one-way with other circuits. The trek is easy, but the crossing of a small river is required in the rainy season. The track leads through the tsingy in the shape of turrets. A walk through crevasses gives the possibility to learn more about the typical vegetation of the tsingy. A large baobab tree with over 8m in perimeter is an ideal location for a break. Throughout the track one can see the Northern sportive lemur, the rare bird Crested coua and reptiles such as skinks (in the rainy season) and the Leaf chameleon.<br>
Guide: 25,000 Ariary, park warden: 20,000 Ariary, porter: 10,000 Ariary (prices 2010)
=== Milaintety Cave and Potamochère Cave ===
A 3 to 4 hours trek, sometimes moderately difficult. The track leads to a cave with impressive dripstone formations. At the exit of the cave is a natural water basin with islets of ferns, which are absolutely worth seeing. The cave is home to three small bat species, such as the Malagasy mouse-eared bat (''Myotis goudoti''), Glen's long-fingered bat (''Miniopterus gleni'') and the Manavi long-fingered bat ([[''Miniopterus manavi]]''). More fearful residents of the cave are the Nile crocodiles. At the entrance of the cave Moraceaes (''Ficus'') grow whilst at the exit reeds and ferns grow. Whilst trekking one may see snakes, Crowned lemurs and Guinea fowls.<br>
Guide: 35,000 Ariary, park warden: 25,000 Ariary, porter: 10,000 Ariary (prices 2010)
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== Additional information ==
* View all [[Ankarana National Park photos]]
* [http://www.parcs-madagascar.com Madagascar National Parks] - Plentiful information about the National Parks in Madagascar in English, French, German and Italian - ''Note May 2016: The Madagascar National Parks website is updated and content is available only in French.''
