March 28, 2015

Baby Mountain Gorilla Exploring

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March 28, 2015
Baby Mountain Gorilla Exploring

Species: mountain gorilla | Location: Bwindi Impenetrable Forest , Uganda

By Suzanne Lamb

After a trek through the dense forest in Uganda, we found a wonderful gorilla group.  The baby was busy feeding and sunning itself, and then did a little brave exploration on its own.

About The Photographer

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As an amateur photographer, it is always a privilege to be able to travel and come close to wildlife, but it is just as easy to step outside your door and see the local life. It is important to see and appreciate the smaller things as well as the more obvious - true for life and photography.

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