Travelling between the towns of Aberdeen and Klipplaat I stopped to photograph a row of sisal plants, when another photo opportunity presented itself, in the form of a troop of vervet monkeys that had been feeding on the pods. This guy kind of blended in with the sky.....well ever so slightly.
Many more super pictures from around the world can be viewed at the Skywatch page.
Showing posts with label vervet monkey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vervet monkey. Show all posts
19 February 2015
05 June 2014
Skywatch Friday - To "capture" a vervet.
When I took this picture I never really has Skywatch in mind, because I was trying to photograph a vervet monkey, minus most of his tail. As luck would have it I had taken off my big lens and was somewhat limited in my zooming capabilities, but I liked the final result.
On the road to Huntly Glen near Bedford
For many wonderful pictures from around the world visit the Skywatch Friday site.
Labels:
african wildlife,
clouds,
eastern cape,
sky,
skywatch friday,
vervet monkey
04 June 2014
06 May 2013
Shameless little thieves
What a picture of innocence. Well don't believe it for one second.
These vervet monkeys were snuggling for warmth on a cool day, at the same time trying to look cute while begging for food. The temptation to give in to them was strong, but we did not give in.
They are shameless beggars and also inveterate thieves. As we did not feed them, they helped themselves to our hotcross buns, in a daring hit and run snatch, with four of us sitting around the table.
These vervet monkeys were snuggling for warmth on a cool day, at the same time trying to look cute while begging for food. The temptation to give in to them was strong, but we did not give in.
They are shameless beggars and also inveterate thieves. As we did not feed them, they helped themselves to our hotcross buns, in a daring hit and run snatch, with four of us sitting around the table.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)