Monkey natural
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猿 or Saru means monkey in Japanese. I spotted this little fella while I was climping to the top of a mountain on Miyajima.
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She is a lovely creature and ia quite vocal.
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Another shot of the female White Cheek Gibbon.
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This monkeys have quite interesting faces.
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I like how he looks in this shot.
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These are two Cotton Top Tamarins, I like the way one is holding it’s fist in the air.
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I like how the baby Baboon seems to be quite comfotable on dads’ back.
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Nitpicking
by AkiraA pair of Macaques at Jigokudani, Japan.
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I went to the Zoo today and managed to get some more shots of these two.
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It looks like this female White cheeek Gibbon is singing to her mate.
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(Cercopithecus wolfi) Fact Sheet Wolf’s Guenon / / KINGDOM: Animalia / PHYLUM: Vertebrata / CLASS: Mammalia / ORDER: Primata / FAMILY: Cercopithecidae / GENUS: Cercopithecus / SPECIES: c. wolfi Range and Habitat Cousins of mona monkeys, Wolf’s guenons range throughout many parts of Africa, including Angola, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Uganda. The species is not currently listed as endangered. Physical Characteristics Wolf’s guenons were named for their discoverer (not the canine!). They are easily identified by their striking coloration, white-tufted ears and mask-like markings on their faces. / Wolf’s guenons are easily identified by their striking coloration, white-tufted ears and mask-like markings on their faces. Diet Wild diet consists primarily of fruit, leaves, flowers and nectar, as well as insects. Behavior / These are highly social primates, with over seven individual calls used for communication between group members. Reproduction Like mona monkeys, Wolf’s guenons typically give birth to single offspring. Life Span 20 to 26 years
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/ (Cercopithecus wolfi) Fact Sheet Wolf’s guenon / / KINGDOM: Animalia / PHYLUM: Vertebrata / CLASS: Mammalia / ORDER: Primata / FAMILY: Cercopithecidae / GENUS: Cercopithecus / SPECIES: c. wolfi
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I like his pose in this shot.
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This orangutan certainly appeared in deep thought about something.
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Kubie (Mkubwa) 1975-2004 Born at San Francisco Zoo, mother-reared, father Bwana. Shango is his son, followed by Barney in 1993 and daughter Nneka in 1998, all by Bawang. /
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Featured in The Primate Art group Captured with Olympus e510 and Sigma 50-500mm Endangered species in captivity Free to roam
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A cute baby monkey chewing on a lid. Perhaps it is an insight into the negative impact of tourism on native wildlife.
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WILD & FREE* / / Langur Monkey gazes up in to a tree looking for some food. / / (Bandhavgarh National Park – India) / / / / / /
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Click to visit my animal photography & art blog! / Email me at durberville@optushome.com.au Subscribe by Email to Natalie Manuel Photography Find me at Flickr Join my facebook group More of my work on Redbubble* /
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These monkeys live in the dark room, I have not seen this type of monkey before. They are very small and look like gremlins. Do you know what are they called? Nikon D300 / Nikkor 18-200mm / 1/30 f/5.6 ISO360
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