A bighorn ewe munches on some grass in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Like the rams, female bighorn also have horns, but nothing like the size and shape of their male counterparts. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 2000, f/4 at 1/400th of a second.
She’s thinking: “Ewe caught me!”. (Sorry, I couldn’t help myself with that one.) Her equivalent of being caught at midnight raiding the fridge. Fun shot.
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A bighorn ewe munches on some grass in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Like the rams, female bighorn also have horns, but nothing like the size and shape of their male counterparts. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 2000, f/4 at 1/400th of a second.
Ewe make me feel so young. Ewe make me feel like spring has sprung. Every time I see ewe grin. Such a happy individual.
Pure poetry Louis.
I like this picture of the munching ewe.
What are ewe looking at?
Awesome photo up close & looking right at you
That’s a beauty! Love the details in the face & the fact that she was mid-chomp. Excellent!
You know firsthand how that 200-400 is tack sharp at close range.
great pic. ) did the goat ,see you,ordid you just cacth her with her head -up at time you walk by. )
I was pretty close. She was looking right at me, probably wondering what I was doing hanging around the herd.
She’s thinking: “Ewe caught me!”. (Sorry, I couldn’t help myself with that one.) Her equivalent of being caught at midnight raiding the fridge. Fun shot.
Their faces can be pretty humorous when shot head on.