September 30, 2015

King of the Mountain: Kids at Play

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September 30, 2015
King of the Mountain: Kids at Play

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

By Tom Redd

These young mountain goat kids climbed up on the boulder and proceeded to play King of the Mountain by pushing each other off, climbing back on and doing it again. The photo was taken on a Russ Burden Photography Photo Tour.

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Tom Redd is based out of Denver, Colorado.

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