Primates for debracy, 4 - small pics

Hi Jeanie:) Thanks for your messages in my guestbook..sorry i have written sooner but i haven't been onto webshots for ages!! Been so busy putting up a big electrified enclosure for the monkeys and cleaning and feeding them tires me out *lol* Thanks so much for all the lovely pics!!! They are really great and i can't wait to start downloading them again:) And thanks for all the addy's you gace me...i will have a look at them this weekend!! Once again a very big thank you and hope you have a great weekend:) Lynn,South Africa.

said debracy 2005.06.17 at 11:19:57 PDT

sulawesi crested macaque, not black macaque

said allalanne 2005.09.18 at 09:59:36 PDT

My thanks to allalanne for the corrections on the species, I have changed the names in my albums. It's important to me that I get these correct. If anyone else notices anything that needs changing, let me know here, and I'll change it. Thanks to all who viewed my albums. Hilltop Pooh AKA Jeanie Peterson

said hilltoppooh_3 2005.11.02 at 00:33:01 PST

Thank you so much you are so kind. Sorry for the delay in writting back..The Holidays. I see you love animals too. You have some great shots. I would like to Name all of my animal Pics all I need is some time to do it. Thank you so much for your help. Your a very thoughtfull Person. Lon (Hawks)

said 1hawks1 2005.11.27 at 16:11:39 PST

Hi Jeanie, thanks so much for the nice comments on our grandteton wildlife album. The golden eye is a female barrows golden eye duck. I loved your primates album, keep up the great work, Ronnie and Frances Howard

said brandychloe 2005.11.29 at 14:39:59 PST

Hi Jeanie, this is a very nice album! Do you really intend to delete it? However, I enjoyed it very much. My favourites are #12, 18, 20, 23... Thank you for visiting my albums and for your interest in my photos and the zoo! By the way: the Panda enclosure in the Zoo Vienna is quite large and there are many trees and bushes (considerably grown in the last three years), so that the bears can easily hide if they want to. They have three ponds, a nice peninsula etc. As for the swing: the keeper told me once (sort of regrettfully) that they never use the swing. But when I was there for the NEXT day I found Long Hui sitting on the swing and Yang Yang climbing on the tree where the swing is attached to and looking down at him. No, he did not move the swing, he was rather trying to get hold on the "strange moving thing". I have observed this just on June 23rd, 2005 and never again. My e-mail is panda.panda@chello.at. Best wishes from cold and NOT springlike Vienna (Austria), Vera

said veralebail 2006.03.16 at 02:42:59 PST

Good ones. I liked them.

said nikhil239 11 months ago