As mentioned before on this blog, there are a staggering variety of lemurs in Madagascar. Some are strictly nocturnal while others are only active during the day. Then there’s the red-bellied lemur. It is what is known as cathemeral — which means equally active in the day and night. This little guy is a young one that I encountered in the town of Tamatave on the east coast of Madagascar. Nikon D40x with Nikkor 18-55mm lens (at 48mm) ISO 400, f/5.6 at 1/60th of a second, Nikon SB-600 flash
Sometimes I wonder how you get these great photos to share with us so keep up great work
Wonderful to view animals I never knew are part of our Universe
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As mentioned before on this blog, there are a staggering variety of lemurs in Madagascar. Some are strictly nocturnal while others are only active during the day. Then there’s the red-bellied lemur. It is what is known as cathemeral — which means equally active in the day and night. This little guy is a young one that I encountered in the town of Tamatave on the east coast of Madagascar.
—– Evenings eyes are wide
—– Yet adapt for daily chores
—– Snout inquisitive.
Sometimes I wonder how you get these great photos to share with us so keep up great work
Wonderful to view animals I never knew are part of our Universe
Aunt Sue🌈
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