West River Wildlife
Mar 22, 2013
The Black Hills and Badlands are abundant with wildlife. Bonny Fleming of Rapid City captured these photos of local buffalo, deer, sheep and antelope. Many were taken this March and she experienced a variety of weather. See or purchase more of her work at bonzeye.asiostudio.com.
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A mountain goat rests in the grass at the foot of Mount Rushmore. -
A young bighorn sheep in Badlands National Park. -
A young buffalo rides out a spring snowstorm. -
A bighorn sheep in Badlands National Park. -
A buck stretches to reach chokecherries. -
A young antelope rests in the warmth of the fickle March sunshine. -
A couple of buffalo engage in a quick battle for dominance. -
A lone bull buffalo wanders over a ridge as the sun sets. -
An antelope in the chilly spring snow. -
Winter covers a mother and her yearling like a blanket. -
An antelope keeps watch.
Photo Galleries
West River Wildlife
The Black Hills and Badlands are abundant with native animals.
Birds of a Feather
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Staff Favorites from Mar/Apr 2013
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Frosty Faces
Custer resident Dan Alfson shared these photos of Black Hills wildlife.
Winter Elk
Rocky Mountain elk from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, were introduced to Wind Cave National Park in ...
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