Best Side
An impromptu shot of a mule deer at Badlands Nat'l Park.
Stick with Mom
An antelope doe cautiously guiding her fawn to a safe place.
Sheepish Afterglow
Bighorn sheep with a lamb at Badlands Nat'l Park.
Shelter in Place
An antelope fawn waiting for mom to return.
Grinning Marmot
At or near Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills.
Just be Still
An antelope fawn camoflauged in tall grass waiting for mom who is nearby, the doe was watching me very closely.
Mule Deer
This little deer wasn't too worried about standing near me.
Male Meadowlark
Another sign of Spring in the Black Hills.
Elk in a Snow Storm
It's not easy to photograph Elk looking towards the camera, at least one of them tried to give me a nice grin.
Good Hair Day
An impromptu shot of a bull bison coming out of the creek at Custer State Park.
Guarding the Herd
That bison was interested in using my vehicle as a salt lick, I don't think road salt is good for them so I left immediately.
Grazing
American bison at Windcave National Park.
Buffalo Roundup
Annual event at Custer State Park.
Looking for Spring
Prairie Dog at Windcave National Park.
Tranquilizer
At Custer State Park.
Roadblock or Goat Jam
Inside the Needles Eye tunnel on Needles Hwy.
Deer Fawn
Whitetail fawn trying to hide from me.
American Avocet
In early Springtime migrating birds can be found in various locations around South Dakota.
Whitetail Fawn
Newborn fawn trying to hide from me.
Cutest Baby
Prairie dog pups at Custer State Park.
Newborn Fawn
A precious moment in my backyard so I grabbed some video and photos, the mother was not far away.
Peek a Boo
Bighorn lambs at Badlands National Park.
Mountain Bluebird
One of the first signs of Spring in the Black Hills.
Mud Mask Day
Bison closeup at Windcave National Park.
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