South Dakota Wildlife Impressions
photography by Dick Kettlewell
published by Farcountry Press
- The rugged South Dakota landscape is rich with diverse species of wildlife, including bison and pronghorns, raptors and waterfowl, mountain goats and mountain lions.
Photographer Dick Kettlewell presents a vision of the Great Plains as it once was, with wide, open prairies teeming with animals large and small. Join Kettlewell on a photographic tour of South Dakota's stunning landscapes, and witness the wild creatures few get to see up close.
80 pages, 9 1/8'' X 8 1/8'', 85 color photos, 50 softcovers per case
softcover
ISBN 10: 1560373865
ISBN 13: 9781560373865
$9.95
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| South Dakota Wildlife Impressions |
| This pronghorn fawn, about two days old, will spend most of its first six weeks curled up and lying still in the grass to escape detection from predators such as golden eagles, bobcats, and especially coyotes. Its mother will return several times a day to care for and feed the fawn.
-from page 10 A family of trumpeter swans walks across a frozen prairie pond. Young trumpeters swans are called cygnets. They are sooty gay for most of their first year, then develop the snow-white plumage of the adults.
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Dick Kettlewell's photographic roots are in photojournalism, and he has worked for mid- and metro-sized daily newspapers for more than twenty-five years. Currently, Dick produces a regular photographic column called "The Spring Creek Chronicles" for the Rapid City Journal. |