
As seen from the Flint Hills on a summer night.
Jim Richardson
Cattle grazing on the Flint Hills.
Jim Richardson
The Flint Hills in April before the annual burn.
Jim Richardson



A view of the Flint Hills in June, six weeks after the April burn.
Jim Richardson
Male fireflies hover over wild alfalfa on a summer night, signaling to female fireflies in the grass below.
Jim Richardson
Black-Eyed Susans and other wildflowers growing on the Flint Hills.
Jim Richardson
Rose Bacon gives a herding demonstration.
Jim Turner
Rose Bacon with Brandy, her horse. To view more of the remarkable photography of Jim Richardson visit his site.
Jim Turner