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Anza Borrego Desert State Park - Desert Bighorn Sheep Desert Bighorns thrive in an environment that is almost waterless and relatively barren of vegetation. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-120 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep During the heat of mid day Bighorns often retire to shaded areas or high spots to lie down and chew their cud. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-125 request pricing	Anza Borrego Desert State Park - Desert Bighorn Sheep The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-079 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Their coloration allows them to blend almost perfectly into their desert habitat. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-110 request pricing
Desert Bighorn Sheep Adult female playfully sparring with a yearling. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-111 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Desert Bighorns thrive in an environment that is almost waterless and relatively barren of vegetation. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-119 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-124 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep During the heat of mid day Bighorns often retire to shaded areas or high spots to lie down and chew their cud. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-126 request pricing
Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-081 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram Males are called rams. When mature they fully develop their distinctive spiraled horns. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-086 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Grazing In heavy drought years these very reclusive animals can be forced into lower elevation areas in search of food and water. This group was foraging just off the established trail in Borrego Palm Canyon. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-102 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Grazing In heavy drought years these very reclusive animals can be forced into lower elevation areas in search of food and water. This group was foraging just off the established trail in Borrego Palm Canyon. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-113 request pricing
Desert Bighorn Sheep - Lamb Lambs are born from late February to May. In the harsh desert conditions only about one third will survive their first year. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-115 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Lamb Lambs are born from late February to May. In the harsh desert conditions only about one third will survive their first year. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-117 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Desert Bighorns thrive in an environment that is almost waterless and relatively barren of vegetation. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-121 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Desert Bighorns thrive in an environment that is almost waterless and relatively barren of vegetation. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-122 request pricing
Desert Bighorn Sheep The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-123 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep During the heat of mid day Bighorns often retire to shaded areas or high spots to lie down and chew their cud. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-127 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-076 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Females are called ewes. They have horns but don't develop the heavy spiraled shape of a mature ram. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-077 request pricing
Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-078 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-080 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-082 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-083 request pricing
Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-084 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-085 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram Males are called rams. When mature they fully develop their distinctive spiraled horns. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-087 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram Males are called rams. When mature they fully develop their distinctive spiraled horns. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-088 request pricing
Desert Bighorn Sheep - Ram Their coloration allows them to blend almost perfectly into their desert habitat. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-089 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep The Desert Bighorn Sheep is a subspecies only found in the desert regions of the southwestern United States. Listed as a federal endangered species in March of 1998. With the combination of loss of habitat due to urban development drought and disease their numbers and areas of distribution have plummeted in the past 50 years. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-103 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Females are called ewes. They have horns but don't develop the heavy spiraled shape of a mature ram. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-104 request pricing	Desert Bighorn Sheep Grazing In heavy drought years these very reclusive animals can be forced into lower elevation areas in search of food and water. This group was foraging just off the established trail in Borrego Palm Canyon. species: Ovis canadensis nelsoni photo-id: DBO-105 request pricing
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