April 25, 2018

Lookin' Good

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April 25, 2018
Lookin' Good

Species: Papio anubis | Location: Ngorongoro Conservancy, Tanzania, United Republic of

By Ann Sullivan

We had stopped to photograph a rare white baboon (two had been reported in the area) in the Ngorongoro Conservancy. The white male had disappeared from sight, but there was a large group of baboons in the area, including this impressive male. Although I'm not generally a fan of baboons, I couldn't resist photographing this handsome fellow.

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I am an amateur photographer who absolutely loves to travel and photograph the natural beauty in the world. Favorite subjects are wildlife and landscapes.

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