Can you come out and play?
Oh my goodness. These two cuties were so darned entertaining! Arriving at the top of Mount Evans (#Colorado), the resident Mountain Goats were nowhere to be found initially. This isn't…
Mother’s Day means not letting Mom see the faces you make at her choice of meal
Well, technically not a meal. These Mountain Goats lick the rocks to get the minerals from them but... It will be a few more weeks before the snow is cleared…
Mountain Goat takes a break on the alpine tundra
I don't know why but spring fever has hit me hard this week. I can't stop thinking about warmer weather and the creatures I see during the spring and summer.…
Mountain Goat kid kids around with the photographer
Oh, this little one. It was quite the entertainer for me back on the first of July at the top of Mount Evans. It and its mom and come to…
Big rocks make a good bed for a Mountain Goat
When you’re at an altitude of 14,000 feet or so, it can be quite chilly. The rising sun provides much-needed relief and can feel so good and be so relaxing.…
“Come on! Let’s play!”
It was a lazy early fall day on the mountain for the Mountain Goat kids, well, at least for some of them. While most were quite content to just relax…