The young ones

I was surprise to see such a big one with such small horns.

I wonder how long it takes to develop those massive ones.

[Suzanne]

Fascinating photo

[Wylie]

Even these look big for our standards!

[Christina]

Is this mother and child or father?

[Casablanca]

Spotted you!

[Issi Bannerman]

Great shot of this handsome twosome.

[Susan Wakely]

The big one looks set to charge.

[winghong_ho]

Lovely. I like the color of their skin.

[katy]

Beautiful composition to this image. I love the mum in profile and may be looking right at you. FAV

[Mags]

Such beautiful color! Love those horns.

[Milanie]

That is interesting - I wonder, too!

[gloria jones]

Nice close up

[Nina Ganci]

you lucky to have them so close by

[Nina Ganci]

you are lucky to have them so close by

[Pam]

The baby is adorable!

[George]

I love ‘the look’.

[Renee Salamon]

Great photo - I was wondering if the horns are different between the males and females?

[Allison Maltese]

Nice shot of this pair. The light was just right to get their faces and hide detail.

[Heather]

A nice capture of these two in the sunlight! Fav

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Maybe they grow more quickly than you think! I like that you caught both the newest ones- and the in-between stages.

[Bill]

Very nice portrait.

[Diana]

@ankers70 @pusspup @christinav @casablanca @jamibann @wakelys @wh2021 @grammyn @marlboromaam @milaniet @seattlite @ninaganci @pamalama @gaf005 @rensala @falcon11 @365projectorgheatherb @olivetreeann @cwbill Thanks for the lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@christinav @milaniet @olivetreeann These are two young ones, just different ages. If you look at last weeks post, you can see the mum in the middle :-)

[Kathy A]

The little one has spotted you

[Diana]

@kjarn Thanks Kathy, they normally don't like the shutter :-)