These are photographs and a video of Monkeys and Baboons
with their young that I saw every morning as I walked down the road near where
I was staying at Montfort Cottage in Malawi.
Enjoy the shots, the video is all the end of post.
CLICK HERE if the video does not appear below.
I hope you enjoyed seeing these playful animals. It was very special that I was allowed so close to them.
I am linking this post with SATURDAY CRITTERS.
Thanks you for visiting and also to all those people
who leave a comment.
The babies are cute, and I like the way you have captured the face portraits.
ReplyDeleteVery brave, they look like biting creatures.
ReplyDeleteSuper photos. Great post.
ReplyDeleteMeerkats - blau apies in the Southafrican language - and baboons are always nice to watch. When you take your time they will guarantee nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Kees
Hello Margaret, what a treat to see these Baboons in the wild.. It is an amazing experience.. Wonderful photos and a great video.. Thank you for linking up your post to my critter party.. Have a happy weekend..
ReplyDeleteImpressive pictures : I'm glad I've learn more about this sort of monkey : thanks for the sharing, very instructive.
ReplyDeleteIt must have been wonderful to see the monkeys every morning Margaret. You certainly have an impressive series of shots there.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been pure pleasure for you!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing all the pictures and the nice video :)
【ツ】Knipsa
It must have been an amazing trip!
ReplyDeleteGood pictures, Margaret....they really are entertaining, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteCute rolly polly monkey at the end :) It's great having the video as I didn't notice the long tails until I watched the film
ReplyDeleteLove these Malawi photos!
Wren x
pretty amazing!
ReplyDeleteThey sure make my day!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photography of fascinating critters ~ one is very pensive ~
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you,
artmusedog and carol
A lovely monkey, the photographs are superb Margaret.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos, Margaret! Monkeys are so cute.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos Margaret. Interesting to think that these monkeys are as many as our squirrels are to us. I can't imagine these adorably monkeys jumping from tree to tree in my garden. Love the video too. Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret I love the mama baboon suckling her young. And there's an hilarious image of a very small baboon taking a tumble in one of your photos. This post takes me back to our year in Kenya where troops of monkeys cavorted on our lawn. If we didn't close the screen doors, they came inside. Hope you're enjoying your time on Isle of Wight. Jo
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely - thank you for sharing the privilege of seeing them. Impressive teeth in that first photo though. I suspect they could inflict a nasty bite.
ReplyDeleteAnother great action video, Margaret.
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These are gorgeous creatures ! I love them !
ReplyDeleteGreat shots !
I enjoy seeing them so close up!! Your images are beautiful of these adorable animals!!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing these critters and the video.
ReplyDeleteHow amazing to be so close! Gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteOh no, the baboon never brushed its teeth.
ReplyDeletehaha,have to laugh at the above comment about his teeth as I was thinking the same thing! cute critter,phyllis
ReplyDeletethe monkeys are sweet. But baboons I´m not that fond of. Great shots.
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