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Good Morning,
A pair of colobus monkeys sat staring at each other for a long time and seemed at this precise moment to move towards one another in an embrace.... taken at Port Lympne the Aspinall Foundation conservation park.
Many thanks for the two mods on Tasty, the lighting of the eyes from Lillian and the fun caption from Andrew ( Chiliman) appreciated greatly the time 
Again if any of you wish to come along to the BWC on the 19th July we have 4 places left pm for info
I urge large and for window users f11 and ctrl+ ..... for mac user large and cmd+
Many thanks for the comment and votes on Tasty,and indeed a few other images , all votes and positive comment that can encourage and improve are gratefully received and truly appreciated. Colin and Mari
| Camera: | nikon d90  Check out Nikon Nation! |
| Lens: | Sigma 50 - 500 mm |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Gis' a kiss |
| Username: | 
colmar |
| Uploaded: | 17 Apr 2010 - 8:40 AM |
| Tags: | Aspinall, Colmar, Colobus, Kent, Lympne, Monkey, Pets / captive animals, Port, Wildlife / nature |
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| Votes: | 96 |
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tender moments well caught picture with good detail
Morning Colin - what a great capture, well done !
(Glad you've had such a great week off with the weather)
Chris
Ahhh what a lovely and well timed capture! Well taken Colin and Mari.
Scott
Good morning Colin, this is superb beautifully timed and taken. I love the title too
Hugh
Great well timed shot. Excellent detail and comp. We have seen these in the wild, Kenya, but just fleetingly. Beautiful primates superbly captured.
Steve.
Lovely detail and great timing. Love the title too
Antony
Not a huge fan of animals in captivity Colin but like the interaction between these two - I have taken several shots of animals in captivity myself but doesn't get the same buzz as when they are wild, count down to holiday and next safari might deliver some wildlife shots - fingers crossed - Ina
Brilliant - I just love the title, it fits perfectly. Cracking shot.
Dave.
Great shot Colin, sorry for coming in late 
Geoff.
I detect a smile on the face of the one on the left. A beautiful gentle capture.
Anne
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