Where They Live

November 10, 2017 11:47 PM by JHF in Animals, Nature { 0 comments }

Again, not a telephoto shot but simply through the open car window with an iPhone 6s Plus

This is the context shot for the herd of bighorn sheep referred to in the previous post. I don’t know how high the top of that cliff is in the background, but 800-900 feet might cover it. Too high to jump off and play tricks, anyway. (Lord have mercy!) The Rio Grande itself flows right to left in this view, just beyond the light reddish brown vegetation behind the bighorns.

Tags: bighorns, cliffs, Rio Grande del Norte National Monument

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