March 15, 2018

The Quest for Food

bighorn sheep, rams, bighorn sheep photos, ram photos, Yellowstone wildlife, Yellowstone National Park
March 15, 2018
The Quest for Food

Species: Bighorn Sheep Ram | Location: Yellowstone National Park, United States of America

By Glenn Mai

During a recent trip to Yellowstone, our group ran across a group of five male bighorn sheep grazing on a cliffside. The rams had to paw through the snow in order to get to the food below. The lighting was good that day, so even at F8 I had a very fast shutter speed which caught the snow in the air as the ram pawed through for a tasty treat.

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About The Photographer

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An wildlife photo amateur, who enjoying finding and photographing large predators and raptors. Currently shooting with Sony's mirrorless system -- a9 and a6600.

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