While I was eating my breakfast this morning (muesli with yogurt), there was a commotion on the balcony just outside our apartment. Dan opened the door to see a troop of langurs in the trees and on our balcony. A few scattered, but others just looked. Fortunately, our screen door has a latch. These bold creatures would gladly pull open the door and come in looking for food. I jumped up to grab my camera and take a few shots -- I never tire of seeing these beautiful animals.
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I can't imagine what he found there to eat |
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The largest mother I've ever seen |
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Watching each other |
While I was posting these pictures, there was a sudden loud squealing and banging of roofs. This time it is the rhesus monkeys having a fight.
I have watched--in wonder--documentaries on monkey theives in India. They form families, pecking orders, routes, use tools, and are absolutely amazing. Enjoy observing them. Do they like museli?
ReplyDeleteBelieve me, I don't let our food get anywhere near them. The balcony door stays latched when they are around! I do believe they will eat almost anything.
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