Birds of a Feather
Mar 14, 2013
Our varied landscapes make South Dakota a birder's and photographer's paradise. Bonny Fleming of Rapid City captured these photos of some of our feathered fliers. See or purchase more of her work at bonzeye.asiostudio.com.
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A curious young flicker pops her head out of her home on a hot summer afternoon. -
A solitary swallow rests on a branch one cloudy day at Lakota Lake in the Black Hills. -
The unmistakable American bald eagle takes a last glance back as it chooses its perch at Pactola Reservoir. -
A bluebird stretches its wings before flight. -
A blue heron on Pactola Reservoir. -
A violet green swallow shows off its underside as it banks at Canyon Lake in Rapid City. -
A baby meadowlark perches upon a fence post.
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Abena Songbird
love the heron, swallow eagle shots
Congrats on having them featured on SD Magazine website!