I
am linking with Fridays’ Hunt and Weekend Reflections and today the letter is P, surprise and looking up and all three are in the video below.
We all had a wonderful SURPRISE
I
am linking with Fridays’ Hunt and Weekend Reflections and today the letter is P, surprise and looking up and all three are in the video below.
We all had a wonderful SURPRISE
We all had a wonderful SURPRISE
We all had a wonderful SURPRISEwhen we were LOOKING Up into the tall trees
and spied these PRIMATES.
Can you see the baby Central American Spider Monkey?
Can you see the baby Central American Spider Monkey?
Above is a REFLECTION image at sunset.
If
the video does not appear below, CLICK HERE.
Spider monkeys are almost completely
arboreal, spending most of their lives in the top of the tree canopy. They are among the
most agile of the PRIMATES, they walk along the upper surfaces of branches as
easily as most humans walk along an even sidewalk and are able to pick things
up with their tails.
Most feeding takes place during the
early morning, with the remainder of the day "devoted" to rest.
Sorry I got the letter out of order however if you wish to see Q,CLICK HERE and I have a video of a very unisally bird called the Resplenent Quetzal from Cosa Rica.
Sorry I got the letter out of order however if you wish to see Q,CLICK HERE and I have a video of a very unisally bird called the Resplenent Quetzal from Cosa Rica.
Many thanks for visiting and also for leaving any comments.
The reflection picture is gorgeous!! Yes, they don't call them spider monkeys for nothing!
ReplyDeletePretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflection.
ReplyDeleteLove those bronze and golden reflections! Have a great weekend ahead!
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Mersad Donko Photography
Great shot
ReplyDeleteIs that a black winged stilt in the photograph?
ReplyDeleteLovely bird reflection. Fine shot.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Incredible! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I love the reflection!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflection shot! I didnt know about spider monkeys
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful
ReplyDelete...wonderful reflection!
ReplyDeleteone bird seem to be a stilt with reflection, but what is the red one?
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