Survival Of The Fittest

[architkataria]

I never really realized, but I like monkeys, I guess - or at least taking their pictures! More monkeys for you...

This one came too close to me to scare me enough to throw him the orange I had just taken out...


Like everywhere, 'survival of the fittest' applied here as well. While the big guy ate his mouthful, this one managed to taste the skin


... This poor fellow wasn't allowed to come closer, so he just watched, dismayed...


This young guy was, however, allowed closer, though to no avail...


Thanks for viewing.

[Silverz]

Nice set.
They remind me of somebody i know

[fstopMike]

Nice set of shots. Thanks for sharing.

[leonaashlee]

These are awesome shots...I love the second one. Do these guys hang around in the town or were you somewhere else?

[FDCPR]

Beautiful series of shots, love the last one and the way you've captured the baby staring at the orange.

[architkataria]

Originally Posted by Silverz

Nice set.
They remind me of somebody i know

Originally Posted by fstopMike

Nice set of shots. Thanks for sharing.

Originally Posted by leonaashlee

These are awesome shots...I love the second one. Do these guys hang around in the town or were you somewhere else?

Originally Posted by FDCPR

Beautiful series of shots, love the last one and the way you've captured the baby staring at the orange.

Thank you everyone!

leonaashlee: You can expect a few of them in the city (New Delhi) only rarely - hunting for food, as we (Humans) take away their natural habitat. However, these were shot at the Sultanpur national park, Uttar Pradesh (close to Delhi) I visited this weekend.

[kgb224]

Outstanding series of pictures shared by you.

[raveen2u]

Wow...... so realistic I love the last one very much.... expressions on their eyes are awesome.
Cheers
Raveen

[ukglyn]

wow great set, these monkeys def know there pecking order.
Great work.
TFS

[martha36]

Wonderful series! Thanks for sharing. It must be pretty amazing to get that close to them.