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Another lovely, old grain elevator, this one in Primate, Saskatchewan.
If you'd like see more images from my trips to the Canadian Prairies, take a look at my Prairies album and if you'd like to see more grain elevators, take a look at my Grain Elevator album, with 3 1/2 years worth of trips to photograph these beautiful structures.
24-70mm f/2.8L
all the signs of a lovely day.
Sorry another old one but been too busy with work again. Command structure can be a pain sometimes.
Well tomorrow you should be able to expect some new photos. Got a little shoot with a lovely Lieutenant lady :)
Can't wait.
Confiésote sinceramente, que jamás miro detenidamente a un mono, sin que tenga yo que hacerme luego muy penosas reflexiones.
William Cnngreve.
George Taylor: I'm a seeker too. But my dreams aren't like yours. I can't help thinking that somewhere in the universe there has to be something better than man. Has to be.
Memorable quotes from
Planet of the Apes (1968)
The pied tamarin is a small monkey found in tropical forests, particularly secondary and edge forests, in a small area around the city of Manaus, Brazil. The head of adult pied tamarins is bald, with black skin and large ears, giving this tamarin a striking look. The fur on the shoulders and the front of the body is white, contrasting with brown back and hindquarters, shading to rust-red on the inner thighs and lower belly. The tail is usually blackish to pale brown above, reddish to orange below.
This picture was taken from far away.
Kivu and Goma form their own bachelor troop here in Santa Barbara. The Santa Barbara Zoo is one of several institutions that are keeping gorilla bachelor troops successfully!
Kivu, DOB 8/18/91; Goma, DOB 3/31/91.
Kivu is 5 ft., 7 in./450 lbs., and Goma is 5 ft., 4 in./380 lbs. (as of 1/2012)
Average Lifespan: Up to 50 years.
Diet: Gorillas are vegetarians and eat plants, vegetables, and fruits.
Geography: Central Africa, near the mouth of the Congo River.
Conservation Status: Critically Endangered.
Western Lowland gorilla. Santa Barbara Zoo. California.
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Just once, I would like to wake up, turn on the news, and hear...'Monday has been canceled, go back to sleep.' ~ Author Unknown
It's Monday, and I'm tired already...LOL!!!! Had to photograph this guy through glass which is why there is some glare to the right, but couldn't resist a shot with an expression like that :-)
Here's hoping Tuesday's a little less hectic...have a great day....and as always, thanks for stopping by to visit!!!!
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The spider monkeys at the zoo I have a really hard photographing, I'm not sure if it is because I haven't found that 'sweet spot' to stand yet or that they are always moving around, so I decided to focus on one body part instead of capturing the whole monkey and this is my result.
You obviously can still see part of the enclosure but I think for the most part this shot has now inspired me to get similar shots of all the other creatures.
One among a troop of around 200 individuals, deep inside a leech infested forest, foraging amidst the dense undergrowth, as they typically do. Also called the Bear Macaque, not surprisingly!
Photographed at the Hollongappar Gibbon Sanctuary in Assam, India. For a trip report from a mammal watching oriented trip to this region, please see: ficustours.blogspot.com/2020/03/stump-tailed-macaque-gold...