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El 311.137 bajando por el Ramal de Orcasitas una Tolva de Tramesa, Portacoches y una portabobinas recién salidas de Talleres Requena.
4.11.2020
Next to last in my horns and antlers series is this Bighorn Ram. In larger, mature rams, the horns can weigh 30 LBS or more. That's an amazing 10% of their total body weight.
This fine looking specimen was hanging out with some of his buddies in Badlands National Park, South Dakota.
Seventh post of eight wildlife species we found in Custer State Park and Badlands National Park.
This bighorn ram was spotted during the first day of our trip. Though I like getting shots of these guys in a classic badlands setting, the colorful autumn grasses will do.
Tornando a casa. Il glicine profumato e la luna crescente. Sarà piena tra due giorni, giovedì
Genova
This evening let's play pinball with the moon
Wisperia and the moon
La luna sembrava davvero correre sul ramo di glicine, si muoveva...
Io ero quasi inginocchiata tra il glicine, per cercare di non riprendere i palazzi vicini. Una signora che passava, vedendo che puntavo il telefono verso il cielo, mi ha dato una strana occhiata....
Known as a Tup here - another 10 weeks before he goes to work. Seem to have capture him at an inappropriate moment!
Yesterday I posted an image of Singleshot Mountain in Glacier National Park. The mountain got its name from a story that George Bird Grinnell had dispatched a bighorn sheep with a single shot.
Well two days after I photographed the mountain, I got five bighorns with a single shot. Take that George!
The only shooting I've been doing is for my school (still working on reprints of student photos), so I was looking through the mass of photos I took last month of the bighorn rut. I'm not sure of the crop, but I keep in mind that the more square the photo, the bigger it displays on FLICKR. This fellow was just magnificent!
Detail of Baltic Quay, Boat Lifter Way, Surrey Quays. The building was designed by architects Lister, Drew, Haines, Barrow and completed in 1989.
I fought off a dog with my tripod once....but when I was staring down this guy I thought; I'm gonna need a bigger tripod.
I knew my tripod would lose today though. There was me, him and his wife and kids behind him. Behind all of them was where I was going so I backed up the bus and waited. With his unimpressed face I thought what the hell. I'll take a portrait today.
This is a younger ram that was hanging around and foraging with yesterday's more mature ram. I like the nest built in the rack crevasse above the ram. I was photographing the aurora last night in Wyoming. More on that later. Time for a nap. Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA, February 2024
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Ram shearing at county fair, Ohio, 2008. Bronica ETRSi, Fujifilm Pro 160C, Zenzanon EII 75mm f/2.8. Scanned with EOS R, Sigma 105mm macro, and Essential Film Holder.
I first photographed this white Desert Bighorn Ram in the Mohave Desert near Las Vegas two years ago. Finding him and getting another photo op didn't seem likely on my return to the area a few weeks ago. But here he is! This white ram is leucistic not albino. Two years older and still beautiful and still impressive.
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This ram has a wounded back leg. As he was on a small island in the Zambezi river, we guessed that he might have been attacked by a crocodile while passing over.
His survival chances seem to be good as long as he stays on the island as the predators most likely will not appear on this island.
Picture taken from boat
Here's a sneak peek for you all, of our adventures in the Alberta Rockies this weekend. The wife and I took little drive up the Forestry Trunk Road in Western Alberta, to see some of the sights that we'd been neglecting for far too long. They did not disappoint!
Seen here is Ram River Falls, in the Rocky Mountain foothills, just South of Nordegg, AB. Canada. Stay tuned for more!
Additional Gear: LEE 105mm Landscape Polarizer & Little Stopper