Ron Wilson shares these images of a mountain goat meandering along the bluffs between Sunningdale and Gyro Park on Thursday. If you have a recent photo you would like to share with our readers email it to editor@trailtimes.ca. (Ron Wilson photos)

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More photos in link, plus a look back to an unusual happening in Trail last fall

These incredible pictures shared by Ron Wilson reminded the Trail Times about a mountain goat that wandered off the rocky slopes last fall and perched itself under the Victoria Street Bridge.

That story has a happy ending. The goat was tranquilized by West Kootenay conservation officers and returned to the wild in an undisclosed location.

Read more: Mountain goat stuck under the Trail bridge

Read more: Kootenay mountain goats caught ‘Gettin’ licky with it’


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