This young Tarsius (Tarsius tarsier complex) was photographed during a 10 days monitoring, following a local guide and a scientist. The day before this picture we saw individuals in this part of the fig tree. The next day we installed flashs in and outside the tree before that theses individuals start their activities in order to limit the disturbance. After a long wait this young came on the right place and i could only take few shots before they leaved the tree to hunt during the night.
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Quentin Martinez / Biosphoto
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Wild animal / Mammal / Primate / Lemur / Tarsier / Spectral Tarsier (Tarsius tarsier)
