Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (3 of 5)
Page 86
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A Acacia tree, I got within range of them + bagged a fine B + F There were about 20 many body grown young no sound or call was given. The farm M then the trees plater I saw + heard them chutny than the dry bamboo Shickets, They contained well haired embryos of bright orange red but all the half grown we seen were blue-grey like others parents. We then proceeded up the path to the open field in the forest + both owlpe blong the sabitons did not call. At 11:30 heard a rustling of branches + discovered a herd of Macaques greeding in a grove with trees of the budding flowers + leaves shows a semi-matted tree + the Macagues could be seen learing on the trees + dropping fruit to the ground which was the noise I heard, a low muting or at times heard also. I fired at the largest + stem as any within range as they rushed past me. So The ones left arection large of my light faced + the other with dark forehead ears.