Wildlife photographer Ewan Wilson captures the moment when a small herd of Spanish mountain goats make the dangers move to jump from one boulder to another in oder to get to a tree which they can graze on. The animals are on the top of Sierra De Guadarrama which would become a nasty fall if they fail to stick the landing.

Ewan and his three friends Serenity, Armador and Kelly watch with awe and fear. This is an extremely rare and raw peace of nature to witness but is also nerve racking watching the mountain goats barely make it to the other side of the boulders.

"These animals live extremely rough lives. If they place just one foot in the incorrect place they face a horrifying fate. Over 100 breeding pares of Griffin Vultures live around these mountains and the reason is obvious, they are well fed by the mountain goats that place just one foot wrong" Says Ewan the filmr