Monochrome Monkeys

Back to a holiday in Cape Town back in 2020 (before the covid lockdown) we went on a wild road trip down to Hermanus and on the way home decided to take a bit of a more scenic route, which is always the best option in my personal opinion!

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I am completely obsessed with clouds, watching them and seeing how they move and change throughout the day and from day to day, and clouds on mountains is such a gorgeous sight. Don't these cloud formations look fantastic? I love the combination of cloud types...

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At some point along our drive we found ourselves in some stopped traffic, which is never fun when you have had a long day and just want to get home, however, this time it seemed to be perfect timing because right outside our car window were these beautiful creatures... monkeys or baboons, I am not too sure.

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I so happened to have my camera out on my lap during this drive so I popped the window opened and managed to get a few fun snaps of these guys.

There was this mommy with her baby hanging on for dear life that crossed the road in between all the stopped cars. Such a sweet sight!

This sweet guy made my heart ache a bit, I am not sure if you can see in the photo but he is chewing on a piece of human trash, an energy bar wrapper... it made me so sad seeing these creatures of nature trying to eat our trash! So a friendly reminder to please throw your rubbish in a bin... never, ever out the car!

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Anyway, back to this cutie-pie baby on mommy's back, he really is hanging on there hey! 😅

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The sweetest looking family! I loved capturing these quick shots of these guys. They were some speedy-shots as at some point we had to start moving again, so I am quite happy with these photos.

I thought the black and white photos made the monkeys pop a little bit... especially those monkey butts lol

Hope all you photo-loving peeps have a fabulous week, thank you for stopping by my little blog!

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Chacma Baboons. There are a number of troops living around the Cape peninsula

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I really like seeing monkeys and in my area we can also find lots of animals like this.How are you today friend and hopefully always the best for you.

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Thank you so much, it is always a lovely thing to spot these awesome creatures!

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Fabulous photographs, they are the living manifestation of nature with its expressiveness of natural love, dear, @ajchampz 😍

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Thank you!😊 It always so nice seeing natural love in nature and wildlife!

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I'm also obsessed with clouds ;) and the monkeys do stand out, everything really stands out 😁. So they are like this everywhere free? How wonderful!

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I honestly feel like I could take a photo of the sky every day and see a new cloud formation for the rest of my life... pretty incredible!😁 Thank you so much, glad you like the photos! Yes, I think in that area near the coast they are mostly free.🐒

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Never venture to close to those baboons they will/can/do attack humans, not quite as friendly as one would think. Who could blame them we have taken too many of their areas to roam freely in.

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Its true, we really have taken too many of their homes... they need to be respected as wild animals and not messed with

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Never get into an altercation with baboons you will come off second best !LOLZ

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Very true, they have quite hectic teeth as well🙈

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Have witnessed them rip through thatch roof to get into a home, they tend to know what they want.

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Gosh, that's quite terrifying!😱

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Never feed them or interact with them, leave them to the wild as much as possible.

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