This photo gives a good look at the difference in appearance between the baby stump-tailed macaques and the parents. Mom (and Dad) have a bright red face while the babies are mostly pale pinkish. We encountered this troop of about forty macaques not far from Kaeng Krachan National Park on the Malay Peninsula of Thailand. I promise more photos from the rest of the world soon, but will probably do one more week of Thailand before mixing it up again. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 240mm) ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/200th of a second
great pic. is this christmas card pic. this year, that you9 mail out.? ) hope uyou have good christmas, I cont, waching after the firt of the year.. thanks hqave good year. ( me )
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This photo gives a good look at the difference in appearance between the baby stump-tailed macaques and the parents. Mom (and Dad) have a bright red face while the babies are mostly pale pinkish. We encountered this troop of about forty macaques not far from Kaeng Krachan National Park on the Malay Peninsula of Thailand. I promise more photos from the rest of the world soon, but will probably do one more week of Thailand before mixing it up again.
Well they look nothing like Mom and Dad, haha. Great shot as always Seanie. Can’t wait to see you at Christmas!
—– Safe together now
—– A mother feeds and protects
—– Face alive with concern.
Great facial expressions!
great pic. is this christmas card pic. this year, that you9 mail out.? ) hope uyou have good christmas, I cont, waching after the firt of the year.. thanks hqave good year. ( me )