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DJ and Angel Eyes are racing circles
around me as 2-Tone an Boo Boo
are dancing on their hind feet.
Mr Old Primate isn't amused !
Now see where his right hand is heading ?
Knowing what was about to happen I
started backing up quickly ...;-)~
We all escaped unscathed .
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Fresh, homegrown tomatoes and spicy-sweet bell peppers make this homemade condiment nothing short of spectacular!
www.yummysmells.ca/2017/05/homemade-end-of-season-ketchup...
View from Monkey Face in upper Bidwell Park.
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#6 of 28 Things I Love - My husband.
Technically he is the #1 thing I love but I didn't get around to shooting him until today. I told him about this shoot and he said he was thinking about the faces he wanted to make and the hats he wanted to wear all day. He is the funniest person I know.
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Taken through dirty glass.
This rotter just had a shit into its hand and spread it out for inspection..... it then sat there quietly and seemed to ponder the meaning of life. Maybe it is all just shit?
Male Northern Green Jumping Spider.
After catching a few fleeting glances of ant-mimic jumping spiders in our mango tree over the past few days, I tried to find them again this morning. Unfortunately I didn't have much luck, and all the Rattle ants that I spotted turned out to actually be Rattle ants.
On the bright side, while following one of the ants across a leaf, I looked up from my viewfinder to see this little face staring at me. It's the first male Northern Green Jumping Spider (Mopsus mormon) that I've spotted, and I'm definitely happy with the image I caught of him.
Mopsus mormon is one of the largest jumping spiders in Australia, growing to around 12mm in length. For fairly obvious reasons, this spider is sometimes colloquially called the "Monkey-faced" jumping spider, though the feature is only really apparent in the male of the species.
Still, I'm not giving up on those ant mimics!
Shot with Canon 600D (T3i), 55-250mm f/4-5.6, + 36mm extension tubes.
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Where's my dark side?
Monkey face expressing my longing for the dark side lost after yesterday's session :)
One WL flashgun fired from below and another one from the side + reflector opposite to soften the shadows.
If you look close and use your imagination you can see the Monkey (or Gorilla) face in the rock formation on the summit.
One of my favorite morning dog walks is what I call the Monkey Face loop.
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While at the Toronto Zoo on Saturday we watched these amazing Barbary Macaques for quite sometime. They had lots of room to roam while outside and didn't seem to mind the cooler temps..However, I felt after watching them they seemed sad. ;) That's just me..I feel all the animals at the Zoo are sad :(
"Medium sized monkey with a stout body, strong limbs and no tail. Dispite the name, it is a monkey not an ape. 11-13 kg. Males are about 50% heavier than females."
"Although the species is commonly referred to as the "Barbary Ape", the Barbary Macaque is a true monkey, not an ape."
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Monkey Face
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Monkeyface Loop Trail
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I wish that I had taken this picture but I must admit my wife took it with her J3 mobile phone. Just goes to show that good camera gear isn't everything.
This is Catch Photo game #15 I'm playing with my Partner Darek (aka blankspace321) . We each take turns adding something to the photo. We limit this to 20 additions each. This is my last addition for this Catch.
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Sunrise over Monkey Face
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Central Oregon's famous Smith Rock State Park is no secret to rock climbers or photographers. Most people are stopped by the beauty of the park entrance area and never make it around to the "back side", where Monkeyface resides. Look closely at the rock tower on the right side of this image and the name will be self explanatory. This image was shot at sunset with some nice clouds in the background to soften the scene. I have a couple more images in mind from this area that I hope to share soon.
CALIFORNA ACADEMY STEINHART AQUARIUM
November 2016
1. HIDDEN REEF
AQA10 Jellies (sp.depending on availability)
AQA11 Maxi-mini anemones, and Sexy Anemone Shrimp
AQA12 Shrimpfish
AQA13 Dragonet, seastar
AQA14 Wartskin frogfish
AQA15 Harlequin Shrimp
AQA16 Marine Betta, Hawkfish, Bicolor Angelfish
AQA17 Hell's Fire Anemones, corals
2. TWLIGHT ZONE
AQB10 Flashlightfish
AQC10 Benthic Corals
AQE10 Indo-Pacific TZ Fishes
AQE11 Chambered Nautilus
AQE12 HI TZ Fishes
AQE13 New TZ Discoveries
AQE14 Fluorescent Corals
AQE15 Caribbean TZ Fishes
AQE16 TZ Corals
AQE17 TZ Red Fish
AQE18 TZ Benthic Inverts/Ctenophores
3. ANIMAL ATTRACTIONS, REPRODUCTION
AQE21 Tanganyikan fishes
AQE22 Anglerfish Specimen
AQE23 Japanese Sea Nettles
AQE24 Tarantula
AQE25 Splashing Tetra
AQG23 Pipa Pipa, Orchid Mantid
AQG25 Three-spine Stickleback
AQG26 Octopus (tropical cephalopods)
AQG27 Beetles Specimen
AQG28 Emperor Scorpion
AQG29 Orange-Spotted Filefish and corals
AQG30 Satin Bowerbird Bower
AQN10 Deep Reef/Fairy Basslets
AQN12 Nectar Guides
AQN13 Garden Snails
AQN14 Anderson's Salamander
4. AQG10 CARIBBEAN REEF
5. CRE10 PHILIPPINE CORAL REEF
6. WATER PLANET Surviving
AQG11 Fu Manchu Lionfish
AQG12 Featherdusters
AQG13 Cuttlefish
AQG14 Upside down catfish
AQG15 Freshwater Pipefish
AQG16 Chromis & corals
7. WATERPLANET Feeding
AQG17 Vine snakes
AQG19 Australian Lungfish
AQG20 Carnivorous plants
AQG21 Pea Puffers
AQG22 Bamboo shrimp
AQG23 Pipa Pipa, Orchid Mantid
8. WATERPLANET Moving
AQL10 Aurelia (Moon Jelly) center
AQL11 Rocky Reefs (Small CA reef exhibit, next to tide pool)
AQL12 Shrimp
AQL13 Brittle Stars
AQL14 Spiny lumpsuckers
AQL15 Sculpins
AQL16 Feather Stars
9. WATERPLANET Reproduction
AQK11 Pipefish
AQK12 Endler’s livebearer
AQK13 Garden Eels
AQK14 Leafy Seadragons
AQK15 Butterfly Goodeids
AQK16 Samurai Gourami
AQK17 Annual Killifish
AQK18 (Lungfish replaced)
10. WATERPLANET Precious Little Water
AQJ10 Waxy Monkey Frog
AQJ11 Mamfensis killies
AQJ12 Beaded Lizards
AQJ13 Blind cave fish
AQJ14 Electric fishes- Mormyrids
AQJ15 Coldwater shrimp
AQJ16 Peacock Mantis shrimp
AQJ17 Weedy Sea Dragons
AQJ18 Australian Pythons
AQJ19 Vietnamese Mossy Frog
11 WATERPLANET SENSING
AQJ13 Blind cave fish
AQJ14 Electric fishes- Mormyrids
AQJ15 Coldwater shrimp
AQJ16 Peacock Mantis shrimp
AQN16 TIDEPOOL
AQN17 SAND DOLLARS
AQN18 SEA PENS
AQQ10 FLATFISHES
AQN15 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EXHIBIT
AQQ11 GIANTS
AQQ12 GIANT PACIFIC OCTOPUS
AQP10 JEWELCAVE
Monkeyface Prickleback
Shiner
AQP11 CHYSAORA (Sea Nettle)
CCE10 CALIFORNIA COAST MAIN TANK
CRE10 PHILIPPINE CORAL REEF
LEVEL ONE
GAR10 ALLIGATOR GAR
REL10 RAY LAGOON (Level one)
CCE11 SALT MARSH POP-UP
MUA10 LAKE MALAWI CICHLIDS (AFRICA HALL)
PGN10 AFRICAN PENGUIN
MUB10 RETICULATED PYTHON (book store)
MUC10 CAFE Cafe (Asian Arowana)
MUC11 MOSS ROOM (Asian Riverine Fishes)
SWAMP
SWE10 ALLIGATOR
MUD10 Green Tree Frog
MUD11 Black Widow
MUD12 Spotted Turtle
MUD13 Rattlesnakes
REL10 RAY LAGOON (Level one)
Horseshoe Lake is seen from Monkey Face at Upper Bidwell Park on Tuesday, July 24, 2018 in Chico, Calif. Upper Bidwell Park is a sprawling park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
(Jessica Bartlett/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
After having given a hunting demonstration in the large natural chalkland meadow at the Hawk Conservancy near Andover, the bird is seen above perched on a barn's half-door, with the building's unlit interior creating the black backdrop.
A pale, long-winged, long-legged owl, 33–39 cm in length with an 80–95 cm wingspan. Its head and upper parts are buff, and the underparts are white. The face is heart-shaped. It has an effortless wavering flight as it quarters pastures or similar hunting grounds.
Alternative names often refer to the appearance, white underparts, or eerie, silent flight, including Monkey-faced Owl, Ghost Owl, Church Owl, Golden Owl, Rat Owl and Stone Owl. It has a notable shreee scream, ear-shattering at close range and can also hiss like snakes. When captured or cornered, they throw themselves on their backs and flail with sharp-taloned feet, an effective defence.
Contrary to popular belief, they do not make the call "tu-whit to-whoo" (which is made by the Tawny Owl). Barn Owls occur worldwide, on every continent except Antarctica. They are absent from large areas of Asia, the Sahara Desert and New Zealand.
These are birds of open country such as farmland, preferring to hunt along the edges of woods, feeding mostly on rodents. Each one may consume 1-7 rodents per night; a nesting pair and their young can eat thousands of rodents per year. The Barn Owl flies silently. Its ears are placed asymmetrically for maximum hearing, so the owls do not require sight to hunt. They can target and dive down to sink their talons through snow, grass or brush and seize rodents with deadly accuracy.
Compared to other owls of similar size, the Barn Owl has a much higher metabolic rate, requiring relatively more food. Pound for pound, they consume more rodent pests than possibly any other creature. This makes the Barn Owl one of the most economically valuable wildlife animals to farmers who find them more effective than poisons.
Predators of Barn Owls include opossums, raccoons, certain snakes, and other raptors such as hawks, eagles, and larger owls (including the Great Horned Owl and the Eurasian Eagle Owl). But their worst enemy is man, who has often killed them due to superstition, or ignorance of the bird's benefits. Barn Owls are relatively common throughout most of their range but are rare in Britain, with only some 4,400 breeding pairs.
Hiker Richie Garcia looks out towards Horseshoe Lake on Monkey Face at Upper Bidwell Park on Tuesday, July 24, 2018 in Chico, Calif. Upper Bidwell Park is a sprawling park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
(Jessica Bartlett/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Horseshoe Lake is seen from Monkey Face at Upper Bidwell Park on Tuesday, July 24, 2018 in Chico, Calif. Upper Bidwell Park is a sprawling park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
(Jessica Bartlett/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Hikers enjoy Monkey Face at Upper Bidwell Park during sunset on Tuesday, July 24, 2018 in Chico, Calif. Upper Bidwell Park is a sprawling park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
(Jessica Bartlett/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Horseshoe Lake is seen from Monkey Face at Upper Bidwell Park during sunset on Tuesday, July 24, 2018 in Chico, Calif. Upper Bidwell Park is a sprawling park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
(Jessica Bartlett/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Endangered freshwater mussels in the Clinch and Powell River Watersheds in Virginia (Bottom diagonal row, left to right: Cumberlandian combshell, Oyster mussel. Middle Row: Shiny pigtoe, Birdwing pearlymussel, Cumberland monkeyface. Top row: Rough rabitsfoot)
A hiker looks towards Horseshoe Lake on Monkey Face at Upper Bidwell Park on Tuesday, July 24, 2018 in Chico, Calif. Upper Bidwell Park is a sprawling park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
(Jessica Bartlett/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Hikers enjoy Monkey Face at Upper Bidwell Park during sunset on Tuesday, July 24, 2018 in Chico, Calif. Upper Bidwell Park is a sprawling park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
(Jessica Bartlett/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
The Monkey Face is on the left, do you see it? This is the only photo on my stream I didnt take. My son did. We only had a few precious hours at Smith Rock St. Park in eastern Oregon so he took the high road and I took the low one (previous photo) by the river. Each hike was well rewarded. He was able to hike to this vantage point in about an hour or less. I thought it was well worth posting and quite an excellent view.
This was Amanda in the hospital in early June 2005 with her mardi gras beads... why mardi gras beads you might ask? well, when amanda had to have two central lines put in her chest (like permanent IV lines) they came out just in the middle of her cleavage... of course the nurses and doctors had to check them and change the bandages frequently and one day amanda said "gees! i've had to flash my boobs so many times i ought to be getting mardi gras beads by now!" and so we brough her some, and then the nurses started bring her some... we hung them all around her room!
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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
There's four dogs in this photo.
Mama, Rocky, Zoomer & Mickey.
This isn't an OMG moment cuz of the monkeys.
What it is, is just another walk back from
our visit to The Spirit House on our
way to the nuns bungalows.
We're almost there.
The Zoomer on point, Mama watching over her
shoulder for the photo guys safety. Rocky
herding Baby Mickey while protecting
him from any unruly primates.
Rocky likes to keep an
eye on me 2 ....;-)
And FYI, this is just a rag tag group of primates
that missed the first big wave of apes that
had us surrounded at The Spirit House.
Remember there's 3000 primates
living here with the dogs.
Apes = Big Problems !
A = B squared + P.
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