Lost and lonely, this bighorn sheep was wandering the parking lot at Logan's Pass in Glacier National Park. Finally, he found the edge and is peering over. He seems to be scanning the view for something familiar.
Do you ever feel like you've lost your way--even momentarily?
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Good one. Great photo
ReplyDeleteI'm in a constant state of 'lostness'! Lovely shot of a very stately animal.
ReplyDeleteLOL...Fun "D" post :)
ReplyDeletepoor guy. I hope he finds his herd. But what a great opportunity, to see a bighorn that close up! {:-D
ReplyDeletealmost like - hmmmm now where was that tree I nibbled to mark the path.....
ReplyDeleteoh I am sure that i have lost my way momentarily more than just once or twice!
ReplyDeleteYes! Usually in a parking lot.
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A good shot of a white tailed derriere! Nice of him/her to pose for the posterier photo! As for losing my way...yep...been there done that in the parking lot. Thank goodness for HornButton on the KeyFob.
ReplyDeleteGet me driving and I will be lost.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for the letter D! That's an awesome pose. Don't we all have that feeling sometimes?
ReplyDeleteOh my! He does look like he's looking for something or someone. What a great pic!
ReplyDeleteMomentarily? If his 'd' sees the way, LOL - my 'd' is following! Great photo!
ReplyDeleteLOL. This was not quite the derriere I was expecting to see. :D
ReplyDeleteThat's a great capture, and yes I can relate to how this big horn was feeling and still is some time :-(
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot! There's such depth in the photo, and you really captured the way he must be feeling ...
ReplyDeleteI have a terrible sense of direction so I'm constantly lost!!
Wonderful photo. I like D, delicious.
ReplyDeleteHa! That is the way I feel when I start a big project......I try to remember that the journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step. That helps me put things in prospective. thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a great week.
ReplyDeleteHello.
ReplyDeleteNow that's a poser right there! LOL Awesome shot!
Yes...we can all relate to being or feeling lost at some point in time.
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He has such a beautiful landscape to search!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photograph, and insightful question!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great shot...and a fun post. I suspect we've all lost our way somewhere along our respective paths. I know I have.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! I hope he finds what he's looking for.
ReplyDeleteI know that feeling ;-)
It's a stunning posterior! Almost as stunning as Target's :-)
ReplyDeleteWe thought we had lost our way for a while, but then we found it! Oh, and I am afraid to look at my derrier in the mirror, having just gotten back from vacation on Jekyll Island, with all that fabulous fresh seafood!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your thoughtful comment on my post, Margaret. I wish more people had given me some feedback on it.
Awh, poor buddy! I do...quite a lot actually, feel like I need to take a step back to get my groundings!
ReplyDeleteDo I ever feel like that?
ReplyDeleteI think the more accurate question is, 'Do I ever feel like I know where I'm going?'
And the answer to that is...
ummm...
no.
What a delightful link for the letter 'D'.
A+
Looks like he took a wrong turn and lost the rest of the herd. Where did they go?
ReplyDeleteHe does have a nice looking derriere.
I'm glad this bighorn found his/her way!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine