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Superb – and he even turned the tap 🙂
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Yea, he has done it so easily. May be he’s used to it 🙂
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Wow, this is fabulous.
Actually, I once took a kitten drinking from a tap:
http://rabirius.wordpress.com/2013/11/10/such-a-thirsty-kitten/
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Yea I checked it, and it’s a beautiful shot 🙂
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Thank you very much!
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What a smart cutie 🙂 Great shot!
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Thanks a lot, Wolke 🙂
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What a great capture! 🙂 You were there, all prepared at the right time.
Love, Dina
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We found this interesting character at a temple premise and it was fun watching him/her for long time 🙂
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He understood everything the little monkey!
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Hope so 🙂
They are the resident monkeys of a temple 🙂
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What a great shot. Wonderful!
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Thanks a lot, Jaap. It’s a pleasure to hear such nice comments… 🙂
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They are fast in adapting to the environtment …
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Yes absolutely 🙂
They learn so fast and almost live along side the human beings at villages and religious places and all.
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I hope you framed this and put it on your wall 🙂 It is brilliant, it is funny, it is superbly taken 🙂
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My pleasure, Paula 🙂
It was really fun watching them playing around in a temple premise.
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If they have figured this out, makes me wonder what else they can do? Any answers? Could make for some fun photos. Thanks. Enjoyed the post.
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Wonderful.
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Thanks a lot, Ron 🙂
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Classic!
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My pleasure 🙂 So glad to see such encouraging comments.
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This is wonderful!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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