A red ruffed lemur who has just woken up from a snooze.
Photo by Mr listingslightly, Wednesday 1st April, Bristol Zoo.
Showing posts with label lemurs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lemurs. Show all posts
Friday, 3 April 2009
I have seen lemurs and am very happy
Wednesday, 4 March 2009
Infrequently Asked Questions
In which I update my reader(s) and herald the dawn of a new era, or, at least, of Spring.
1. Would you like a coffee?
Why yes, thank you! But wait...... is it the afternoon? And I'm not out this evening? Then tea please.
2. Where are you and what have you been up to?
Hibernating.
3. What is the best way to stay cheerful in the winter months?
Plan A: Get hold of the biggest, fluffiest duvet possible, wrap yourself in it and wait for spring. Administer coffee at regular intervals. Dine on sausage and mash. Persuade a cat to sleep on your feet. Read.
Disclaimer - You may find this interferes unduly with your work and relationships. In which case:
Plan B: See the lemurs and marvel. Consider owls. Dine on sausage and mash. Read.
4. Aren't you a little bit obsessed with lemurs?
Yes.
5. Are you also obsessed with hibernation?
Yes. There will now be a ban on discussing this matter until Winter.
1. Would you like a coffee?
Why yes, thank you! But wait...... is it the afternoon? And I'm not out this evening? Then tea please.
2. Where are you and what have you been up to?
Hibernating.
3. What is the best way to stay cheerful in the winter months?
Plan A: Get hold of the biggest, fluffiest duvet possible, wrap yourself in it and wait for spring. Administer coffee at regular intervals. Dine on sausage and mash. Persuade a cat to sleep on your feet. Read.
Disclaimer - You may find this interferes unduly with your work and relationships. In which case:
Plan B: See the lemurs and marvel. Consider owls. Dine on sausage and mash. Read.
4. Aren't you a little bit obsessed with lemurs?
Yes.
5. Are you also obsessed with hibernation?
Yes. There will now be a ban on discussing this matter until Winter.
Sunday, 1 February 2009
Lemurs are great
Since last week I have become mildly obsessed with lemurs. They are truly marvellous, and interestingly varied. I intend to visit some - not, sadly, in Madagascar, although actually that's probably just as well as that's where they live free and can probably do without me stalking them. I shall make a plan.
Here are places where you can learn more about them:
1. The Lemur Centre at Duke University (Durham, North Carolina)
Which has lots of information about lemurs, their habits and their relation to humans, as they are also primates.
2. National Geographic
As linked to previously. But here is a video about catching a wee mouse lemur in order to study it and then return it to its tree.
3. Lemur Health
A graduate research student studies lemurs in Madagascar. Good photos and pictures, including some good ones of mouse lemurs. She's going back to Madagascar this year to study bigger lemurs.
Here are places where you can learn more about them:
1. The Lemur Centre at Duke University (Durham, North Carolina)
Which has lots of information about lemurs, their habits and their relation to humans, as they are also primates.
2. National Geographic
As linked to previously. But here is a video about catching a wee mouse lemur in order to study it and then return it to its tree.
3. Lemur Health
A graduate research student studies lemurs in Madagascar. Good photos and pictures, including some good ones of mouse lemurs. She's going back to Madagascar this year to study bigger lemurs.
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