Slept in a bit and after walking the dogs we loaded the truck with the day's gear. Fired it up ... and oh-oh ... the Check Engine Light came on. The truck was running rough. Hmmmm ... decided to idle around town a bit to see if things improved. A few minutes later the truck was fine.
The Mount Mye Sheep Viewing Centre was down a back road a ways. Off we went.

Blind Creek Road, eastbound from Faro

Continuing eastward on Blind Creek Road

Still lots of snow around
Reached a dead end Lower Blind Creek Road, near the Dena Cho Trail. Snow was piled high. Backtracked to the junction for Mt Mye Sheep Viewing Center.

The routes are well-marked

It's not only the road that isn't maintained!

One last puddle before reaching the Sheep Viewing Centre
Other than staff there weren't any people at the viewing centre. It was quiet, for now.

The area around Mount Mye Sheep Centre

No worries ... too much snow!

The sheep were WAY over on THAT mountain
Time to pull out the long lens for the camera and set up the tripod!

Sheep in the distance ... can you see all five?
Some Sandhill Cranes flew by overhead.
Sandhill Cranes flying overhead
As a bus full of people arrived, we departed. The sheep were a long ways off so difficult to photograph. Saw a hawk but it didn't want to be photographed. So off we went for more exploring.
Headed northward on the mine road to the Fingers Site.
Luck was
with us ... a couple of sheep were nearby!



Some swans flew by ...
Trumpeter Swans overhead
Next a visit to the Pelly River to take a look-see. This is what we saw yesterday...
Can you spot the Sandhill Crane?
Back to the campsite for a rest.
Then off for the potluck supper at the community centre.
Then another visit to the bridge over the Pelly River ...
Wow! Birds everywhere!

A flock of Herring and Mew Gulls flew by
Returning to town, saw some birds at the sewage lagoon so stopped in.

Young Greater White-fronted Geese
Steve was whispering, "Look up, sweetie! Look up ... " and so I did, to see a muskrat going by.

A muskrat swam by
Then I saw some more birds on some ice over a berm. Poked my head over and they started waddling the other direction. The evening colours gave a nice effect ...

Geese & ducks on ice
A great day! Time for a quiet night!