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A bighorn ram (Ovis canadensis) looks at the camera through the horn of another ram in the Shoshone National Forest near Cody, Wyoming
Slightly misjudged this one, can't help thinking it would be a really good shot if the nest image hadn't bled into it. Still, thought it was worth uploading.
Ayutthaya / Tailandia 2018
Wat Phra Ram is commonly known among Ayutthaya residents as a recreational area. There is a large-scale swamp located in front of the temple. It is named Bung Phra Ram Public Park, or formerly called Nong Sano or Bung Che Khan as stated in the Monarch Law. When the city of Ayutthaya was established, soil under the swamp has been dug out to raise the foundation grade of the temple. The size of the swamp is thus enormous. Phra Ramesuan ordered the construction of the temple in 1369 at his father’s cremation site. However the completion actually took place during the reign of Somdet Phra Borommaracha I (Phra Chao U-thong), so the temple was named after the king.
A Rams horn snail shell that I found in the lily pond at Brabyns park, Marple. One of many scattered around, maybe the Grey Heron had been having a feast.
SASKATOON, SK. : OCTOBER 30, 2009 --
as the University of Saskatchewan Huskies take on the University of Regina Rams in CIS football action at Mosaic Stadium in Regina, SK, on October 30th, 2009.
(Derek Mortensen for Liam Richards Photography)
New additon to my aquarium! Had never even knew these existed! I saw them and they were sooo blue and was like, That cant be a Blue Ram!
I asked and they said these were Neon Blue Rams! Rams are one of my favorite tropical fish. I had to have it. This picture was shot as it acclimated in the bag in my tank. So as you could imagine the colors are quite dull compared to how they looked before capture. I cant wait for him to settle in!
Hes sure going to look like a jewel in my tank!
This ram was walking up Bright Angel trail at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Shot with a Tamron 10-24 lens so you can guess how close he was.
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