Two separate sightings of Rocky Mountain Sheep in nursery herds. The rams, no doubt, are on much higher ground battling out for "King of the Mountain".
The sheep in Photo #4, #5 and #6 were clustered on a rather steep cliff with overhanging edges. A group of ravens close by were diving at the young lambs, which is why there an intensity in their looks and gazing. Can only surmise they were trying to send a youngster tumbling down the jagged cliff. Soon thereafter, the herd of sheep moved from the edges to a flatter meadow further up in amongst the trees.
PHOTO #1
Rocky Mountain Sheep - Female"MAMMA"
(Kananaskis, Alberta, CA)
PHOTO #2
Rocky Mountain Sheep - Female & Juvenile"A YOUNG ONLOOKER"
(Kananaskis, Alberta, CA)
PHOTO #3
Rocky Mountain Sheep - Juvenile"A HOP, SKIP & A JUMP"
l(Kananaskis, Alberta, CA)
PHOTO #4
Rocky Mountain Sheep - Females & Juveniles"WE'RE ON TOP"
(Kananaskis, Alberta, CA)
PHOTO #5
Rocky Mountain Sheep - Females & Juveniles"NURSERY GROUPING"
(Kananaskis, Alberta, CA)
PHOTO #6
Rocky Mountain Sheep - Female & Juvenile"ON GUARD"
(Kananaskis, Alberta, CA)