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Gorilla beringei beringei
Mother and son mountain gorillas of the 'Hirwa' group in Parc Nationals de Volcan, Musanze, Rwanda.
Bamboo forest, fairly near the edge of the forest reserve, and the adjacent potato fields.
Spotted on Nov 26, 2012
Submitted on Dec 18, 2012
18 Comments
This picture has a great quality to me. Congratulations!
Awesome spot! Congrats!
great shot......
Congratulations on this Heartwarming SotD !
Wonderful shot! Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Congratulations ,,,
What a pose! Congratulations and welcome to the community!
Hey what a nice surprise to wake up to! Thank you PN and community :)
Congrats Gavin!
Congrayulations Gavain on your SOTD
yeah :-) i like it from the first time i saw it :-) super capture Gavin,fantastic begining,congrats on the Spotting Of The Day and thanks for sharing
Welcome to the Community Gavin! Your very first spotting shared on Project Noah has earned you spotting of the day!
Female gorillas care for their babies with great affection, patience and playfulness. Mischievous youngsters are disciplined with stern vocalizations, body posturing and strong looks. Gorillas also chuckle, smile and purr.
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Thanks for your quick response!
Thanks for your reply Gavin and welcome again! You've started a great series and we're looking forward to see more from you.
Hi Maria!
Yes it is watermarked with il.lustr.us Media, that is the brand name I use when doing fashion and art portraits, and I also sometimes apply it to ape pictures that I think are particularly human!
I'm not sure what would constitute proof, but for another example you may see my ModelMayhem profile which includes Miscam, a rather large Orangutan.
http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/149...
Hi Gavin, Welcome to Project Noah. The photo carries a legend of Illustrated Media. Is this your photo? If not, it would have to be removed as we can only post our own spottings unless we have express permission from the original photographer to post a photo. Project Noah must be careful not to infringe copyrights. Looking forward to your photos of wildlife.
Great spotting GavinGolden! Welcome to Project Noah.