Desert Bighorn Ram moose as the subject for the

as the subject for the 1998 Iowa Habitat Stamp

They enjoy sunflower seeds and suet

the tufted titmouse

The nearby chipmunk is a likely candidate

Since I frequently paint fall and winter scenes in the spring or summer

Desert Bighorn Ram moose as the subject for theThis ram's massive horns, with worn points, show why he's king in this corner of the red rock desert. The desert bighorn is a subspecies of bighorn adapted to the dry southwestern US and Mexico. They are able to go for extended periods without drinking. Their unique concave elastic hooves enable them to navigate the steep, rocky terrain to avoid predators. Ram's horns are larger than those of ewes and grow larger throughout their lives. Older rams