Please enjoy these photos of Queen Negra obtaining Brussels Sprouts on a gorgeous fall day.
She got in some calisthenics during the forage.
Bonus: Jamie and red peppers in the tall grass
Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest
Hope. Love. Home. Sanctuary
by Diana
PO Box 952
Cle Elum, WA 98922
[email protected]
509-699-0728
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EIN: 68-0552915
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Cynthia Cavalle says
Wonderful photos! What is that little creature on the left in the second photo?
Linda C says
Not sure what that is. Normally, you can download the photos and zoom in further, but not when Diana posts them
Diana says
I do think what you are seeing is the end of a log. thats news to me that the photos in my posts are any different than others!
Linda C says
They are, Diana! I noticed it first when you posted pics of Rayne smiling down on you.
Maybe you have a different phone? :person_shrugging:?
Karen says
I think its a cut log, thats what it looks like to me
Kathleen says
Negra looks as agile as Missy (sort of!). Way to go Nagra! The Queen and the Boss had a sunny, successful foarage! ?
Paulette says
:joy::joy::joy:
Priceless!
Michele says
Oh, how I LOVE Negra! my heart bursts for that beautiful girl.
Linda C says
Wow, she had to work for those! I’m glad to see she still has it in her!
But Diana, when she’s out on the wire like that, do you ever worry, considering her age?
Diana says
I dont worry. Negra’s not one to push herself to do things she is not capable of, and 48 is not so old. 🙂
Linda C says
That’s what I keep telling myself! 😉
I want to see her hit 50, and get cake!
tom austin says
most of your patrons are very happy to read that you say 48 is not so old……great wording
Kim Harris says
So true, i keep telling my 51 year old self!
marianne says
Lovely story these photos tell…
And I think that our Queen Negra knows exacty where her limits and boundries are…..She is a wise woman.
Cindy says
It warms my heart to see pictures and posts about these precious creatures being lovingly cared for. Thanks to all of the staff there at Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest.