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SD-2009.9.16#040.4. A Dall ram hanging in some willows on a dark stormy day. Denali Park, Alaska.
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SD-2009.9.16#040.4. A Dall ram hanging in some willows on a dark stormy day. Denali Park, Alaska.

  • SD-2008.9.5#169- Sheep, Dall. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#190- Two Dall rams rest in a canyon on a high ledge. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#227-A really nice full curl Dall ram rests on a high mountain ridge. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#267jptfrwa5. A Dall ram resting as the sun is leaving his canyon. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.12.31#055.4. It always made me take pause and wonder how these sheep had the accident and incurred the damage to their horns. It seemed to be common in a large groups of ewe's one or two would have broken horns like this. Turnagain Arm, South of Anchorage, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#028.6. A really good ram that has been browsing on Mountain Alders. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#034.4. A Dall Ram giving me an odd look. His face and neck are stained from browsing in Mountain Alders. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#036.5. I followed and observed this Dall ram feeding on blue berries that were down in the willows and alder's. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#040.4. A Dall ram hanging in some willows on a dark stormy day. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#0697X. A handsome Dall Ram in the outer Range back dropped by the main Alaska Range. Denali Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#080.6. A profile of a nice full curl ram. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#104.6. An unusual shot of a great ram down in the willows and alders surrounded by fall color. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#114.d6. A really great ram getting up from his bed. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#117.5. It was believed for a long time sheep and moose would not browse on Mountain Alders because of it's toxicity. But more recently biologist's have confirmed that a good hard freeze reduces the toxicity and they will immediately take advantage and feed on them. This image pretty much verifies that fact. I have images from three different years when this occurred and when the sheep got in the alder's they didn't leave for two or three weeks. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#200-A subordinate Dall ram postures challenging the dominant ram in this group. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#200.5. A young Dall ram is posturing so he can practice sparring with the dominant ram in this group. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#231.4-A really nice full curl Dall ram in fall color. Savage Canyon, Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#231.6. A really great full curl ram in bright fall color. Denali Park, Alaska.
  • SD-2009.11.24#002.3. The estrus has just started and this ram is intent on staying with this ewe. I've been watching for quite a while as she's been trying to elude him all over the nastiest cliffs here near Windy Point. Turnagain Arm Alaska.
  • SD-2009.12.4#002.c7.
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