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Taken in the King's Island/Mason Ohio area.
I guess I'm an old stick in the mud. I would have preferred that they still carried the historic Dodge name rather than become "RAM".
Judging from the size - and unbroken condition - of this bighorn ram's horns, he's an adult, but relatively young.
It's nice to see a healthy sheep herd. As a species they're vulnerable to highly contagious bacterial pneumonia, thought to be spread from domestic sheep. So far, the Yellowstone herds have been spared.
The infamous shacks along the lake foreshore were built around 1948. The Milang Progress Association controlled the area until the local Council resumed control in 1967. Despite government threats to their existence the shack owners have had several reprieves and they are still there.
for macromondays theme: metal
I was going to use this shot of a truck hood ornament for last week's curve theme, but I decided to post two other photos, which showed more unusual examples of curves. Feeling lucky that it works for this week's theme, too.
We were lucky enough to have several close encounters with wildlife on our trip to Wyoming and Yellowstone. Although Bighorn Sheep are a common sight in the area, they are not always this close. This handsome fellow was right by the road and the photo was taken through the window of our truck. While this is not a perfect capture, the texture and curl of his horns and the damaged tips are really something, aren't they?
Vooral bij oude rammen zijn de hoorns indrukwekkend, ze krullen om achter de oren en kunnen 85 centimeter lang worden.
Momenteel leven er op de Veluwe in omheinde gebieden ongeveer 300 dieren. Sinds kort komen er ook een aantal voor in de Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen. Ook in de Belgische Ardennen en het Sauerland leven moeflons.
Ram, Re Zero Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (instagram.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer: Timber (www.instagram.com/timbercosplay/)
It is common in the area where I live for cities and counties to contract with commercial sheep herders to “mow” vacant lots and weedy hillsides by bringing in sheep and goats to do the job. I saw this fine fellow in American Canyon, Napa County, California near the Wetlands Open Space this evening.
For 100x: The 2018 Edition, Image 2/100.