Another one of the black howler monkeys that we saw at the Caracol Mayan ruins deep in the western rainforest of Belize. Note the way the baby has its tail wrapped tightly around mom’s. Nikon D500 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/320th of a second
—– Best day ever
—– With Mom you’ll see
—– climbing the top
—– Of tallest tree
—– Bound tightly together
—– As we seek a platform
—– Far above the ground below
—– Where we shall sing out
—– To the family .)
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Another one of the black howler monkeys that we saw at the Caracol Mayan ruins deep in the western rainforest of Belize. Note the way the baby has its tail wrapped tightly around mom’s.
Can see the tail how they use them so smart
, great Mom & Baby shot in natural setting
Aunt Sue
—– Best day ever
—– With Mom you’ll see
—– climbing the top
—– Of tallest tree
—– Bound tightly together
—– As we seek a platform
—– Far above the ground below
—– Where we shall sing out
—– To the family .)
Cool shot of mama stretching to reach another perch while ferrying her sweet baby on her back.