While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.
While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.
While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.
While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.
While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.
While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.
While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.
While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.

Stone Sheep (Ovis dalli stonei)

Stone Sheep

(Ovis dalli stonei)

Description:

While on my long drive from Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, the first stop I made to photograph wildlife was when I met Thinhorn Sheep, or Stone Sheep after passing the Muncho Lake valley. These are related to Dall Sheep and are a separate species from Bighorn Sheep.

Date Taken: 2022:06:06 11:57

Location:

Muncho Lake
Northern British Columbia, British Columbia
Canada
2821.66 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/4000

File Name: StoneSheep_8507616-MunchoLake.BC_

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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