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Alright, here's how this went down.
This is very close to the nuns place.
Rocky, Mama and I are walking to the spirit house.
Mr Moody Monkey ran past and yelled something
that pissed Mama & Rocky off, "Game On". Monkey
raced up the tree and out over the swamp to save
his own neck. He knows the dogs can't get him now.
Why does he know that you ask?
Simple, they do this all the time ,;-)
In the next few days "Pumpkin The Rascal" will head
into the dog clinic for her yearly inoculations.
It's through your donations that this is able to happen.
Thank You.
Jon&Crew ;)
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Agile and lean, capuchin monkeys weigh only 3 - 9 pounds (1.36 - 4.9 kilograms). The fur of the capuchin monkey varies, but is most commonly seen with cream or light tan coloring around the face, neck and shoulders. The rest of its coat is dark brown. The hair is shorter and darker on the capuchin's back than on other parts of its body. The face of this cute monkey will range from white to pink in color. The tail is long, covered in hair and is partially able to wrap around branches.
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OK, for those of you who follow me for my architecture photos (that is to say, about 98.3% of you), you may want to take the next day or say to step out, stretch your legs, or something. Because there may be a few more gratuituous shots of snow monkeys headed your way.
By the way, this was shot with a 35mm WIDE ANGLE lens. NOT a telephoto. Yes, I was that close. (And no, I don't recommend trying to photograph wildlife with a wide-angle lens, but it's all I brought with me on this trip).
Trying to communicate with the monkeys on the car.
Monkeys communicate through visual gestures and movements, sounds and smells.
© Rajesh Pamnani 2016
A woolly monkey - probably my favorite of the monkeys - relaxes at a primate rehab and rescue center near Puyo in Ecuador's Amazon basin.