Lilongwe Wildlife Park. A sanctuary for creatures found locally.

scan from old photo 1979 or 80

Monkeys playing around at the Buddhist Caves Kanheri

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Capuchin Monkey

Monkeys were a terrible mania in this area. Of course, we were in their area, but they were really monkeying around! One decision we made as trekkers was to collect all plastic waste (actualy, anything non bio degradable) in a separate plastic bag and take it back to Chennai. One of these monkeys caught hold of the bags, took it to the top of the tree a limb of which was leading right on top of the stream. Of course, as was it's nature, it ripped them apart and discarded the waste "into" the stream in instalments! The exact opposite of what we intended. Four of us went into the stream, right under the monkey, caught the waste material was it was being discarded and repackaged it for Chennai! The monkey was really adamant and came back for the package - but we managed to shoo it away!

Squirrel Monkey with papaya hanging off his lips

Members of The Barefoot Monkeys practice for a show.

Monkeys eat fruits and vegetables in front of an ancient temple during the annual monkey buffet festival in Lopburi province (150 Kilometer north of Bangkok).

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jammu 25.april 2007.

PHOTO .SANJAY GUPTA.

ANOKHA PAYAR : JAMMU KE MEDICAL COLLEGE MEIN AK BANDRI APNE SWABABH KE VEPREETAK BILLI KE BACHHAE KA GOAD ME UTJAE GUAE. SIRF JAHE NAHE, BANDRI BILLI KE BACCHE KO DOOD BHE PILATI HEI

Capuchins can jump up to nine feet (three meters), and they use this mode of transport to get from one tree to another.

squirrel monkeys

Chartered a photo cruise with Capt Tom on the Silver River in search of the wild Rhesus Monkeys that are a few generations removed from those that escaped during filming of the original Tarzan movies. We found a large troupe and they were really active. I took close to 1500 photos but will only post a few of them.

This little guy lives on Devil's Island and charms tourists out of MANY bananas.

have a good weekend friends...

would be around your streams today and tomorrow

Ubud - Monkey Forest

(Macaca fascicularis)

Month off in Thailand and Cambodia, this monkey liked seeing his reflection in the lens of my camera.

Getting the evil eye from this alpha male monkey at the temple in Lopburi..

Monkey Cleaning Monkey

Vervet Monkey, Chlorocebus aethiops (Linnaeus, 1758). Moremi Game Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana. Photo by David L. Govoni ©2009

A Monkey clambs unto a tree as he watches the tourist walk past.

Taken at ZSL London Zoo on 31/01/15

Lombok

This monkey is enjoying some fruit a tourist left in a bag on the beach while she went for a swim.

Balinese Macaque Monkey

Macaca fascicularis or Macaque is a Balinese long-tailed monkey.

The males are slightly larger than the females and easily recognized by a turquoise blue scrotum and red penis.

Blue Monkey (Cercopithecus Mitis)

Monkeys eating guava

I went to the jungle of Costa Rica and finaly saw monkeys in the wild.

Was is up there that interests this red howler monkey?

Taken at Chalalan Ecolodge in the Bolivian jungle of Madidi National Park.

Dianaapa

(Cercopithecus diana)

Photo taken at Parken zoo Eskilstuna, Sweden

Last May, i rented a 500mm lens to shoot the Atlantis Space Shuttle - and on the way home I wanted to "use" it, so we pulled into the WPB zoo. Never again. Never again will I rent a 15LB lens! He weighed too much for me to handle - mounted even, I could not carry it around or use it comfortably. My D700 with my 70-200 is about as much weight as I want to carry comfortably. I commend you folks that can carry around those lenses, because you are getting the shot!