India
April 2019
Gray langurs are terrestrial, inhabiting forests, open, lightly wooded habitats, and urban areas on the Indian subcontinent. Currently, eight subspecies are recognized. They live in bands of 20 – 30, although some as large as 100 have been reported.
Regarded as sacred in Hinduism, it spends much time on the ground and roams at will in villages and temples in India and Nepal.
Gallery Sale Photos
These are a selection of photos from the Fall ’23 show at Cedarfield Art Gallery available for purchase through this site.
