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 |
| "Few photographers have taken so many quality photos of the diversity of Idaho's wildlife as Bill [Mullins], as is apparent in his new book from Farcountry Press, Idaho Wildlife Impressions. The true diversity of Idaho's wildlife is captured, with photos ranging from fish and reptiles, to a wide range of Idaho's birds, to the popular big game species.
Looking through the book, one can't help but think that Idaho is undersold as a wildlife watching destination. It's a state with grizzlies, wolves and lynx that also offers premier raptor watching. There's unique desert wildlife like burrowing owls and sage grouse, but also big-water species like pelicans and grebes. They're all here in the book, often captured with close-up, striking action shots. The book not only includes the photos, but also biological tidbits about all the species featured. It is a great celebration of Idaho's incredible biodiversity." -The Nature Conservancy of Idaho, Idaho Nature Notes |
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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. |