Muntjacs and lemurs and bison, oh my!

Published by Patrice Sarath on

I totally spaced on pictures of the lemurs and other critters at the farm from last weekend.The manifesto got in the way (pretty typical of a manifesto, I must say). For your exotic animal fix, here we go:

An elegant hare. I think it's a hare. This doesn't seem to be a bunny rabbit though.

This is the closest I've been to a bison since that last buffalo head nickle I got.

itty bitty muntjac

Hi, little cousins!

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