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The sun's first rays are sidelighting this bighorn ram. They are eating tiny green plants. I'm sure they are getting a lot of dirt as well which is hard on their teeth. Bad teeth are problems for older animals. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
An old desktop PC, no longer works but take it apart and a multitude of macro photo opportunities await............. and dust :D
Hemis National Park in the Ladakh Stok Range has a number of Himalayan blue sheep (bharal) that can be seen on the mountains slopes in the winter eating dried grasses. This large ram, seen on the top of a ridge had a harem of several females and adolescents.
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Built in 1883, Ram Island Light is located at the northern entrance to Boothbay Harbor at what is known as Fisherman's Passage.
Taken on a scenic cruise around Boothbay Harbor aboard the "Pink Lady II".
I'm not sure where lies the line between medium and heavy hardsuits, but this one is as close to heavy, as it's possible for a medium class. Strong and undemanding, but not that cheap as it may look, that is due to very rare materials used to make its nearly indestructible shield plates. Meeting one in a close combat is considered as the worst luck ever.
As for me, I'm still trying to make a new original cockpit, so that all the different parts would fit together perfectly... Yeah, I'll keep trying))
DODGE RAM Charger LE15 - RETRO PASSION 2018 - Chevigny St Sauveur (COTE D'OR)
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It's been a while since I've posted on flickr ... sorry about that, but life sometimes gets in the way. I hope to be able to get in the swing of things now and also hope to catch up on everyone's photos as well, so bear with me. :-)
Thought that I would post an image taken during the winter ... albeit a gorgeous winter's day ... in Yellowstone NP. One of our favorite subjects besides the bison, coyotes, and fox are the bighorn sheep. Up until last year, we had never run into them in Yellowstone, which is now hard for me to believe, being that we've seen them the last few years in a row. Lucky us too because I absolutely adore seeing them. To me, they have such expressive eyes and seem to be always on alert and aware of their surroundings, which of course, includes us. As I observed this guy, I was silently hoping that it would walk to the top of the ridge, so that I might photograph it against that gorgeous blue sky as the backdrop. After we waited for some time, sure enough, it did just that! What a treat!
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- www.kevin-palmer.com - A bighorn sheep ram stands next to the side of the road at the National Elk Refuge. There were about 20 of them grazing here.
Ramal Talca- Constitución, poco antes de llegar a Talca, desde el coche Z-11
Expreso del Recuerdo Chillán - Santiago, 15 de septiembre de 2012
A Ram poses for me in Glacier National Park, Montana. I happened to see this Ram at a scenic turnout near Goose Island Overlook. I was afraid it would run off as I tried to get out for a photo, but thankfully it held it's ground. For a while it got down on the pavement & started licking it, I figure for salt, but I'm really not sure what it was licking off the pavement.