GoBajaCA | Hi, I'm a peninsular pronghorn, native to Baja California. I'm the second-fastest animal on the planet, after the African cheetah...and I'm glad we live on different continents!
Pronghorn definition: A ruminant mammal (Antilocapra americana) of western North American plains that resembles an antelope, has forked horns that are shed and regrown annually, and is noted for its speed.
Karen Crowe Photography
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"Autumn Young" by Abigail Gutting Oil ~ 36" x 24"
Altamira Fine Art, located in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Scottsdale, Arizona, is a leading fine art gallery representing works by top contemporary western artists. Altamira offers fine art in a range of media; from oil and acrylic painting to contemporary glass and bronze.
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Pronghorn Pulling Some G's is a nice Buck turning a quick turn at 30 or 40 mph which is slow for the fastest land animal in North America square aspect
Project Noah is a tool that nature lovers can use to explore and document local wildlife and a common technology platform that research groups can use to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Missouri Prong-Horn Antelope
Ever Watchful by Fran Kievet Oil ~ 40 x 30
Flickriver - view images as a 'river of photos' and more...
Wildlife Photo of the Day -December 9, 2019: Captured this pronghorn image entering the northern entrance to Yellowstone National park.
Recently, a friend of mine posted a link of my Musk Ox instructions on a Flickr group. He also posted a picture of my Elk, and said... ...
Mountain Bear Ink's gallery and shop of Fred Montague's limited edition prints that have been printed by him on a 1913 Golding letterpress. Subjects include wildlife an other nature images.
New paintings in progress by Brian Grimm with ramblings on research trips and events.
