This vervet monkey at the Columbus Zoo seems to have trouble pointing her dish at the satellite.
I have a camera and I enjoy animals. Rather than hike into the wilderness, I photograph animals where they’re concentrated: In zoos.
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Wednesday, July 8, 2020
June 11, Columbus Zoo
I spent some time at the Columbus Zoo June 11th. That was before the zoo officially opened to members, but this was one of two "volunteers and families" days, and I have a relative who is a newly-qualified docent.
| red-legged seriema, about two feet tall |
The hyenas were eating, and we could hear them crunching their bones.
There are two baby vervet monkeys. The troop came out of the chute from their building with babies hanging under their moms.
| vervet monkeys |
| Mmm. Grape stems! |
| wood thrush |
| Burmese (brown) mountain tortoise. The scales on the front leg look like that pine cone, no? |
| Amur tiger |
Labels:
Amur tiger,
Burmese mountain tortoise,
Columbus Zoo,
Masai giraffe,
photography,
red-legged seriema,
reticulated giraffe,
vervet monkey,
wood thrush
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4850 W Powell Rd, Powell, OH 43065, USA
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