April 6, 2015

Rocky Mountain Love

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April 6, 2015
Rocky Mountain Love

Species: Mountain Goat | Location: Mount Evans, Colorado, USA

By Sarah Venema

These two Rocky Mountain goats are in love - according to local rangers. Seen usually early in spring, they always travel the Mount Evans range together, waiting for each other when one falls behind. The rangers have come to call them Wilma and Fred because of the rocky landscape they call home.

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About The Photographer

Sarah Venema is a Colorado photographer specializing in weddings, families, portrait, children, and maternity photos. Focused on outdoor and fun photos, her clients are captured laughing in beautiful Colorado locations. In her free time, Sarah is a Rocky Mountain hiker, taking landscape and wildlife pictures for her own personal gallery.

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