Blog Entries tagged 'monkeys'
Travel Blogs Entries tagged 'monkeys'
- New Zealand - Christchurch and Willowbank3rd Kaikoura to Willowbank Zoo (kiwi, kea, kakapo, monkeys, eels, tuatara) Christchurch (Hagley Gardens, Botanical Gardens, Avon river, Canterbury Museum, tram ride) 4th Christchurch, Governors Bay, meal with friend [b]Wednesday 3rd February 2016 Wil Posted by PetersF in New Zealand | Mar 14, 2021
- Peru : Into the Amazon Tuesday 28th August – Into the Rainforest We had a leisurely early morning and even a chance to have a dawn walk to the plaza (very pretty, and quiet) before Posted by PetersF in Peru | Feb 28, 2021
- Visiting the Datoga Tribe===Datoga Tribe=== Known as the Mang'ati in Swahili, the pastoral Datoga people consider themselves the oldest tribe in Tanzania. [img=https://ph Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Feb 14, 2020
- Monkeys galore![center] Green Vervet Monkey, Bijilo Monkey Forest[/center] This morning we had booked another trip with the excellent Habib, who picked us up soon af Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Feb 6, 2014
- Serengeti VI: elephants, crocodile, lions===Elephants=== We finally find the elephants we went out looking for this morning – or rather: they find us, crossing the road all around us. [ Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Feb 7, 2020
- Lake Manyara National Park - Olive Baboon Troupe===Lake Manyara National Park=== Not being one of the major parks, we have only visited here twice before in our six previous safaris, the last time being in 2011, so it will make a nice change to see what it is Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Feb 5, 2020
- Baku CreekThe plan this morning is to take the path from the Observation Deck, through the mangroves, onto the main road and down to the bridge. [img=https://photo Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Apr 11, 2019
- A Mix of Work and FunSo it has been a busy last couple of days. On Friday, I spent some time at a preschool teaching shapes and the alphabet and playing games and singing songs with the local children. In the afternoon, I helped lead Posted by kfkeane in South Africa | Jun 9, 2019
- Marakissa River Camp===Marakissa River Camp=== Abdoulie takes us to this delightful camp for refreshments and bird watching. The camp is set on the riverside (there is a hint in the name), and features many different species. We spend a couple of delightful hours Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Apr 8, 2019
- Walking with lions – and an (unrelated) mishap===Walking with lions=== [center] Lioness in a tree, Fathala[/center] While Fathala Lodge might well have appealed to us regardless of the specific Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Feb 3, 2016
- Road trip, Part 2I were even more excited than yesterday! Today i get to go to Gibraltar! Our group has decreased by two from yesterday. It’s just me and the guys today, girls didn’t want to come ”There is monkeys in Gibraltar” was the Posted by hennaonthetrek in hennaonthetrek | Mar 22, 2019
- Lobo - Ndutu Part 3 - elephants, warthogs, giraffes ===More Elephants=== This time under the shade of a tree ===Black Faced Vervet Monkey=== This young lady is carrying the tiniest of babies Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Nov 8, 2018
- India - Jaipur [float=right][/float] Jaipu Posted by philosipha in A Million Smiles Away | Mar 3, 2019
- Lobo - Ndutu Part I - Lion Cubs on Togoro KopjesBecause we are moving on from Lobo to Ndutu today, we load up the car with all our luggage this morning. A troupe of Vervet Monkeys takes that as an opportunity to check out our car to see if we Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Nov 8, 2018
- Serengeti Day 4 Part 2 - ele herd, lion cubs v/whirlwind After a very nice packed lunch, a stroll around the Visitors Centre, a use of the facilities and a tank full of petrol, we set off for some more explorations of the Seronera area of Serengeti. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/435774/large_b5dab Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Nov 6, 2018
- Monkeys, Mud and Jungle LifeWith the way this honeymoon is going, I don’t think we will ever adjust to South American time, as once again we were up at the crack of dawn, this time to catch a short flight over to Puerto Maldonado Posted by sdyzart in BrimItOn Tour | Jan 19, 2019
- Arusha National ParkFast forward a few hours and a lot of miles, and we have flown via Istanbul and Zanzibar and have now arrived at Kilimanjaro, the international airport that services Arusha and Tanzania's Northern Safari Circuit. There is no Malisa (our Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Nov 1, 2018
- Canyon SumideroYesterday was shit. Literally shit. I think you were right about the washing of vegetables Dick (we didn’t wash them at all). I collapsed from about 3pm, managed a third of a bottle of wine, then collapsed totally from 6pm Posted by Planetgeli in Totally Mexico! | Aug 16, 2018
- Mosi-oa-TunyaAlthough our stay at Xugana Island Lodge had been an amazing experience, one we both would not have wanted to miss, we did appreciate now being able to sleep in a warm room, and to lie in till 7.00! And Posted by ToonSarah in Travel with me ... | Jul 29, 2018
- Last full day at Chobe===Sunrise on the river=== [center] By the jetty at dawn[/center] Chobe Game Lodge is experimenting with a potential new activity for guests, a sun Posted by ToonSarah in Travel with me ... | Jul 23, 2018
- A fabulous fauna-filled first full day in Botswana [center] Sunrise over the Chobe River[/center] We slept very well in our cosy bed, enjoying the silence around us after the traffic noise in Nairobi. Posted by ToonSarah in Travel with me ... | Jul 21, 2018
- Of birds and beasts … and seafood![center] Emerald tree boa, Jersey Zoo[/center] ===Plan A=== [float=right] Meerkat[/float]Back at the bus st Posted by ToonSarah in Travel with me ... | Apr 23, 2018
- Kamikochi in the rain[center] Rain over Kamikochi[/center] After yesterday’s typhoon and associated rain, we awoke today hoping for better weather. Well, it was slightly b Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 16, 2013
- In the Japanese Alps===Kamikochi=== [center] Japanese tourists in Kamikochi[/center] Kamikochi is a high plateau, surrounded by mountains, through which the Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 15, 2013
- The highs (and lows) of ZhangjiajieSpring Festival is approaching which means that we Foreign Teachers have broken up for a whole SEVEN WEEKS - I had already had a week off before Will finished and spent it getting ready for travelling and doing a bit Posted by amysblog in 12 Months in China | Jan 19, 2018
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