I’ve fallen in love.
With a lemur.
This lemur to be exact.
We paid a visit to Africa Alive in neighbouring Suffolk on Thursday and, while the rest of his friends were huddled together in the trees tops, this chilled-out dude was more than happy to pose for photos – and actually followed me around the encounter enclosure.
I was obviously more than happy to oblige.
Even though we were at a zoo full of exotic animals, some old favourites caught my attention (Mark rolled his eyes at me).
Wishing you a great week.
After The Rain 
I didn’t think people from Norfolk were allowed to venture into Suffolk? Anyway, loving the images. The insect images were the ones that caught my eye over the lemur shots (sorry!). Amazing detail and colours.
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Hah! They make allowances for me as I was born in Suffolk 🙂 I loved the lemur but the insects shots are my favs too 🙂
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The lemur is gorgeous! Although the insect photos are fabulous too!
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He was just so cool. Obviously used to the camera. I hope you have a good day, Sarah.
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Hi Tara, I don’t blame you for falling in love with the lemurs. He certainly looks like a bit of a flirt!… And old favourites are the best! Lovely photos.
xx
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He really was and he seemed to love the camera, which is pretty much all you need to do to win my affections 🙂
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So much handsomer than George Clooney.
#mysundayphoto
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Hah! Glad you agree 🙂
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Wonderful photos, you have an eye for capturing them in all their detail. The lemur looks like he is meditating.
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Thank you. He was really chilled out. I guess he’s used to people snapping away at him.
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Your photograpy is gorgeous – I’d be in love with the cutie lemur too
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Thanks, Carol. I’m sure you would have loved him, he was adorable. I really wanted to bring him home.
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Very pretty. Thanks for sharing. The one looks like he’s meditating in Lotus pose (hands on his knees). ha! ~Tara
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He was very zen-like. Totally chilled. Maybe he teaches yoga in his spare time? 🙂
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What beautiful photos – I always think Lemurs take such a great picture. I love their eyes.
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Oh yes, gorgeous eyes. So nice to be close to them too.
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I love the photo with him looking up. The colour in the eyes really adds to the photos
Thank you for linking up
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Thanks for hosting, Darren.
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Love how the lemur was posing for photos for you – what gorgeous shots 🙂
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Always nice to make a new friend! I probably prefer the dragonflies and butterflies but absolutely love the lemur doing a yoga pose for you! 🙂 x
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Thanks, Lisa. He was so cool but I think dragonflies and butterflies are my first love 🙂
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Sorry I’m late commenting. They’re wonderful pictures Tara. I can see why that little chap caught your eye!
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Comments are always welcome, plus I know you’ve been mega busy lately so I appreciate you coming back for a look 🙂
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