An apple a day keeps Wild Futures Monkey sanctuary in play

Monkeys at a Cornish sanctuary dumped their usual staple of bananas for fruit of another kind.

Staff at the Wild Futures Monkey Sanctuary, near Looe, south east Cornwall, kept visitors amused at Sunday's Apple Day spectacle.

Six-year-old Isabelle Harrison enjoys Apple Day at the Wild Futures Monkey Sanctuary, and below left, a monkey devours an apple Pictures: JOHN ALLEN
Head gardener Patrick Saunders with apples from the orchard

Visitors joined in the longest apple peel competition and enjoyed tours of the gardens the apples grow.

Patrick Saunders, head gardener at site, said: "We have many different types of apples growing in our orchard including Cornish varieties, maybe some varieties people haven't tried. Orchards support a wide range of wildlife from birds to several hundred species of invertebrates and numerous types of fungi."

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