Idaho Wildlife Impressions
photography by William H. Mullins
published by Farcountry Press
- Idaho Wildlife Impressions is a collection of photographer Bill Mullins' most evocative shots. The lush album includes images of bear cubs playing in a dewy meadow; sharp-tailed grouse strutting their stuff on the lek; Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep grazing in the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness; cedar waxwings devouring mountain ash berries in winter, and much more. Species both rare and familiar are captured amid gorgeous Idaho scenery.
80 pages, 9 1/8'' x 8 1/8'', 89 color photos, 40 softcovers per case, Smythe-sewn
softcover
ISBN 10: 1560374136
ISBN 13: 9781560374138
$12.95
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| Idaho Wildlife Impressions |
| "Mountain lions, or cougars, have perhaps the largest historic range of any land mammal in the Western Hemisphere. At one time, they ranged from northern British Columbia to the southern tip of South America. Mule deer are their favorite prey, but they will eat a wide variety of animals, as well as some plants."
-page 31 These California bighorn rams in the Jack's Creek drainage in southwestern Idaho's Owyhee County are a subspecies of the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep found elsewhere in the state. California bighorn sheep had disappeared from Idaho and surrounding areas by 1940 but were successfully reintroduced over a period of many years beginning in 1963. Interstate 84 across southern Idaho is considered the border between California bighorns to the south and Rocky Mountain bighorns to the north."
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Bill Mullins has been photographing Idaho's wildlife and landscapes for more than 35 years. Bill's work has been published in numerous magazines, books, and calendars. A Boise native, he wrote a column on nature photography for Idaho Wildlife magazine for 13 years, and his photographs appear in Compass American Guides: Idaho. He has won numerous awards from the Outdoor Writers Association of America, Northwest Outdoor Writers Association, and the Idaho Press Club. He lives in Boise with his wife, Colleen, and usually at least one black Lab. |