I've always depended on the kindness of strangers...
This creepily smiling rock hyrax seems to be channeling Jack Nicholson…
(And the meerkat thinks so, too.)
This blur is a short-eared elephant shrew in mid-leap (no one told it the Olympics were over):
And this white-faced saki is playing the blues on a harmonica.
[I think it's a tune by Monkey Waters.]
(And the meerkat thinks so, too.)
This blur is a short-eared elephant shrew in mid-leap (no one told it the Olympics were over):
And this white-faced saki is playing the blues on a harmonica.
[I think it's a tune by Monkey Waters.]
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3 comments:
The photo of the short-eared elephant shrew is possibly my favorite wildlife photo EVAR! *happysigh*
=)
Well, I tell you, you mix a dark room with a slow shutter-speed and a fast insectivore, and you have a recipe for serendipitous shooting. :)
Wish it was easier to get a good look at these at the zoo. So often it is very dark in there and they are hiding behind a rock or shrubbery. But really can I begrudge them a hiding place from the crowds. I wish I had one.
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