It was two hours away when I first spotted it on radar — a swift squall line south of Rapid City, moving down from the Black Hills and out onto the plains. Hoping it would hold together, I waited near the west end of Badlands National Park.
Early morning, it was. My hands, barely visible, were trying to reach out to feel my way to the water’s edge. I had been started crawling to get a better view of the whistling duck. Had been wanting to take a few pics when the first ray of light alighted on them.I was still on dry and firm...
I am one of those buffs, like most of you, that just love cats and especially those big Panthera cats. My goal is to get a good sighting and a good photograph, or rather print-for-wall-worthy photographs of all of the Big Cats including the Sunda Clouded Leopard (Neofelis diardi) and the Mainland Clouded Leopard (Neofelis nebulosa).
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