Tracing Africa’s ‘fading biological fingerprints’ in Angola’s threatened forests

Mongabay
May 23, 2024, 6:13 am192 pts
MOUNT MOCO, Angola — “Another one incoming,” shouts ornithologist Michael Mills to his colleague crouching a few meters away on the flanks of Mount Moco, Angola’s highest mountain. “Oh heck, it’s gone over the top.” The small brown bird with a pale breast and ginger crown had already twice bounced…

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