Just back from a road trip to where the antelope play.
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THE FORESTER ARTIST 
How special! Where is this?
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Idaho.
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Are they pronghorn antelope? (and what is their preferred musical genre?)
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Yes, and they prefer cowboy music of course!
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Gorgeous shot! 🙂
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Thank you Sibella!
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You’re most welcome! 🙂
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wow work
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Thank you!
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Great shot!
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Thank you so much Mary!
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Very cool! Most of us only imagine that scene from the song.
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Thanks Judy! Hope you do get to see the West someday.
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They’re such funny and interesting animals! I actually have them in a PB manuscript. It’s one of my family’s pet peeves to have them be called antelopes because they’re not genetically antelopes at all. LOL!
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Not antelopes? What then?
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Pronghorn and antelope diverge after class. Pronghorn are in their own family (Antilocapridae) so they’re really genetically distinct and different from true antelopes. 🙂
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Got it. That’s like Douglas-fir is not a true fir. True fir is the genus Abies, but for Douglas-fir it’s Psuedotsuga. Which is funny, because Psuedotsuge means false hemlock. So confusing.
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Or a red cedar not being a true cedar! 😀 Yeah, it is confusing.
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i’m easily confused.
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Oh, I doubt that very much! 🙂
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Great photo!
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Thank you Joy!
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Great photo. We saw a few on our one trip out west when our kids were still at home. I wish I had some closeups, but they were all far away.
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