Mountain Goat by danapommet
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Description
The most common animal seen in the Canadian Rockies was Mountain Goats or Bighorn Sheep. This one was sitting on the edge of a cliff that had to have a 300 foot drop into the Sunwapta Valley and the Athabasca River. This young one had no problem, with me walking to within 8 feet to take this shot – don’t know if an older adult would have let me get that close. That does it for Jasper National Park and on to Banff National Park.
Taken with a film camera (July & August 1988) and recently scanned.
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Dana
Comments (21)
He's truly magnificent. Gazing over a sight he knows only as "home." Marvelous shot.
Wonderful capture! Very impressive creature
Woow beautiful capture
Kind of scary to get that close with a 300 ft free fall clift. Nice shot. Aloha
Nice dof in this fantastic capture!
Excellent capture!
You have really got the impression of the big drop in this shot.
What a pic, Dana! It knows you're there, look at the eye!
That's a nice one Dana, but it is a Bighorn Sheep. Mountain goats are a different animal.
Lovely shot Dana.
Beautiful shot!
Very lovely capture , Dana !
fabulous shot!
A wonderful capture. :)
King of all he surveys! What a handsome creature, and a wonderful shot!
These goats are so agile, what a view he has, they are amazing!!!!
great capture!
Great capture of the reclining goat; it does look rather young, and kudos for getting so close to it for the shot, Dana!
BEAUTY
WOW...Adorable shot Dana, another superb shot!
Wonderful capture!