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A pig-tailed macaque alongside the Kinabatangan river in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. He's not really grumpy, just chewing on some fruit.
I am still trying to edit all my shots taken last weekend in London but thought I would upload this shot of a monkey taken at London Zoo - they are such cute little characters and could have spent a few hours photographing them!
There are also plenty of smaller animals like this little vervet monkey in Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania.
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Vervet Monkey mother and baby taken at Londolozi, Sabi Sand, South Africa.
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I'M BACK! I've recently returned from an incredible 10 weeks in Peru. And I spent 2 months volunteering for a biological station as a field volunteer. I saw plenty of monkeys and took my camera on a few surveys.
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Capuchin monkey eating a banana at Colchester Zoo
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There are innumerable langoors in Ranthambore National Park, each one has its own unique personality; you can watch them for hours and hours. These langoors always up to some mischief, give some of the most stunning portraits. These two here were responsible for stealing someones flour and eating it. The baby had a strange expression on its face, almost showing gratitude for the day's food.
One of the monkeys at the Philadelphia Zoo. I was enjoying seeeing them and taking pictures and I didn't write down the names.
I will be off Flickr for a while. Taking a break. Processing photos and sending them to Flickr has become too time-consuming and laborious. I'll be back from time to time, because I still have lots of pics to uplad, but for now, I've got a bunch of other things to do.
Try to contain yourself. This is my fall project that I spent way too much time and money on but it is the most comfortable easy going bike I have ever been on. With that in mind it is also the least aggressive bike so it makes some hill climbing not much fun and it makes going fast not really realistic. Thanks to Brian at Cricket Press for the photo. Thanks to friends who helped me build this puppy up and thanks to Ezra for making the Karate Monkey Attachment Plate (KMAP).