I am not sure but I believe this a mule deer
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Leavenworth goats, farm next to the sidewalk in town.
Mt Baker..From a distance the goats looked like white rocks on the ground that is until they got up and walked away.
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I love animals....any kind of animal and seeing them wild and in their own habitat is a real treat for me.
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The sun has traced some beautiful stripes onto the body of the goats.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures --and animals, Eileen...
ReplyDeleteLooks like you use the New Editor.... It's amazing how the words just seem to go all over the place... I used it for the first time on today's blog --and had a rough time getting the words to go with the pictures.... Guess I have alot to learn!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
What a neat expereince, Eileen. I love seeing animals in the wild too as long as I am inside a vehicle or building....Christine
ReplyDeleteLike there's not enough to do in Leavenworth. Yet I don't remember ever seeing goats there. I like the idea of seeing what looks like white rocks walk away. And Mt Baker is So gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThe second shot of the goats is very good. They are so hard to see from a long way off.
ReplyDeleteHi Eilenin :)
ReplyDeletecredo che queste foto non abbiano bisogno di commenti per quanto sono così belle nel loro stato selvaggio !
Buona serata :)
Myriam
Well, this is some great terrain for these guys and the distance shots are pretty neat too..love the mountain view:)
ReplyDeleteMount Baker is one of the things I miss most, although we used to miss it a lot -- the clouds come down and hide the mountain, and when I lived in White Rock, BC, on the border of Washington State, some visitors would refuse to believe me when I said "There's a beautiful mountain over there"! On days when it did become visible, residents would say, "The mountain is out today."
ReplyDeleteYes, I believe that is a mule deer. A herd of mule deer live somewhere near here in the winter and when there's a lot of snow, they come to eat the ornamental crabapples in our front yard. People complain about them eating roses and other plants, but they never bother mine.
I also like the stripes on the goats. And the fact that the two goats in the closeup have such vastly different horns.
Glad you enjoyed the wild wild west, Eileen. And thanks for visiting my blog.
-- Kay, Alberta
Gorgeous captures Rileen. Thanks for the visit!
ReplyDeleteThat portrait of the deer is beautiful! Mountain goats are really neat, and you're right, they do look like rocks.
ReplyDeleteIf you haven't been there, I would suggest a trip to the National Bison Range in western Montana near Ravalli. There is a one lane road on the range, and a drive through is almost guaranteed to provide sightings of bison, antelope, deer, and/or bighorn sheep.
Really great shots!
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Oskar
Those shots are really interesting, thanks for sharing! I especially love the deer.
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Love the way you caught some of the animals in their natural habitat. Thanks for visiting my camera critters post yesterday.
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet looking goats :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, what stunning scenery! I love the goats!
ReplyDeleteGoats always amaze me! Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat Nature.
ReplyDeleteLuiz Ramos
Hi Eileen
ReplyDeleteYour critter pictures are great! You got such a good shot of the deer as well....and lots and lots of white goats.
I love getting pics of wild critters when we're on road trips too.
It was so nice to have you come by and visit today...do some back again.
Judi
bet that was a suprise or a sort of awww moment when the white rocks started moving
ReplyDeleteYou got some great animal views -- and pictures!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous images, i do like wild animals as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and I love seeing the animals in their natural surroundings instead of in a zoo!
ReplyDeleteLove those critters
ReplyDeleteI love the goats, great shots!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots. Love the shadows on the body of the goats.
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots!
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely animals...
Hi I am so glad you got to enjoy some of the gorgeous areas in the beautiful state of Washington. I followed with interest everywhere you posted. MB
ReplyDeleteI like the horns of the goats. Trip trap trip trap. It is I, little Billy goat Gruff.
ReplyDeleteWow..what an amazing you trip you had..Goats are fascinating to see especially when they are climbing the rocks..
ReplyDeletei love animals too..
ReplyDeletehi, thnaks for the comment. nice pictures in there. happy MYM!cheers!
ReplyDeleteLoving the beautiful creatures from near and afar!
ReplyDeleteI love animals too! =)
ReplyDeleteThank you for being one of my top commenters last month! Please leave the url of the blog that you want to put on my sidebar, okay? Thanks again!
ReplyDeletealoha eileen,
ReplyDeletegreat captures on these animals, what a scenic area also.
Your pics inspire freedom, as well as love to living creatures and nature. Wide spaces and wild life through your lovely eyes. Thanks for sharing.
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