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A tribe of 50 Congo monkeys (including at least 10 babies) came for a visit a few nights ago. They spent several hours hollering, swinging through trees, and taking care of the little ones. These are the best of 200 photos! I used my 300 mm lens (latest and best-ever consumer purchase from my stateside visit), great for definition, but difficult to focus between the branches.
I put up an (incomplete) album of my eco home as well, which you can see here.
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You mountain hideaway appears idyllic-hope the critters are friendly!
Posted by: | July 06, 2008 at 08:48 AM
These are nice shots of amazing animals.
Posted by: Nicaragua Surf | August 03, 2008 at 07:39 PM