Usually, when grass grows in and around your garden, it’s considered a weed. But it’s a perfect addition to a chimp garden.
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Annie is so pretty. She has perfect skin….no pigment differences…..one continuous color on her face.
she is a beautiful girl with wonderful happy eyes , have to confess i do love the speckles chimps often have on their faces 🙂
The 3rd picture tells it all. She has such a beautiful, contented face and all it took was a blade of grass and the CE7 caregivers!! Another tribute to the wonderful care she gets every day!!
Annie is a gorgeous girl!! These are great photos and that last one is priceless. Really heartwarming to see her (and all the chimps) so happy and healthy. I only wish I could have been there to hear her inevitable food squeaks of delight over her grass!
Awwww…..beautiful Annie! What WILL she do when she has two acres of the good stuff underfoot? She may never come in! Well, considering the winters in Cle Elum, perhaps only in the spring and summer.
Oh yes, Julie! I can just picture her going to Young’s Hill and looking at all the wonderful, yummy grass and squeaking like crazy.
I never never get over how pretty Annie is! Its as if she CAN’T take a less than lovely picture! My favorite is the middle one, how much focus and contentment. She is a joy! I can’t wait until she has two acres of outdoors to frolic in!