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The Forest guards are your eyes & ears whilst in the reserve, so as everyone left for the morning we stopped by the Forest rangers location for fresh intel. As we did and it was safe to do so, I took the opportunity to spend a few moments with the Gray/indian Langurs that frequented the location, playing in the trees, or just sitting watching me, or grooming.
Thanks to those who posted or viewed on the last posting. Steve Subject: Gray langur (Semnopithecus) Location: India Camera: Canon EOS1DX MKII Lens: 200-400f/4 HH Exposure: 1/640s at f/11 ISO2500 Original format: Landscape, very slight crop sides & top Processed via: LRCC Classic & PSCC2019 |
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by Carol Clarke
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by Steve Kaluski
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by Carol Clarke
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