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Images:
From the Journals
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Maps
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People & Places
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Plants & Animals
Note: These images are taken from Lewis and Clark on the Great Plains: A Natural History by Paul A. Johnsgard, courtesy of the University of Nebraska Press. Permission to reproduce is required.
Bison, adult male
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Grizzly bear adult (top) and black bear adult (bottom)
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Elk, adult male
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Pronghorn, adult male
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Least tern, adult and chick
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Piping Plover, adult
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Buffaloberry, female plant with berries
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Pasture sagewort, with leaf variation and flower detail
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Bighorn, adult male
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Black-tailed prairie dog, adult ("all-clear" or "jump-yip" call)
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Coyote, adult
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Grey wolf, adult
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Mule deer, adult male (in autumn)
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Richardson's ground squirrel, adult ("pocket-pin" posture)
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White-tailed jackrabbit, adult in summer pelage
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Common poorwill, adult
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Golden eagle, adult
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Sharp-tailed grouse, adult male
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Trumpeter swan, adult
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Western Meadowlark, adult male
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Sharp-tailed grouse, adult male
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Bearberry
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Fringed sagebrush, with leaf variation and flower detail
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Indian tobacco
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Lanceleaf sage, with leaf variation and flower detail
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Large-flowered clammyweed, with flower detail
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Missouri milk-vetch
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Shadscale, with seed detail
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Silky wormwood, with leaf variation and flower detail
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Western juniper and adult lark sparrow
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Bushy-tailed woodrat, adult with cache
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Swift fox, adult
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Thirteen-lined ground squirrel, adult (dormant)
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Greater sage-grouse, adult male (right) and female
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Lewis's woodpecker, adult male (right) and female
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McCown's longspur, adult male
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Western rattlesnake (top and middle) and western hognose snake (bottom)
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Channel catfish (top), blue catfish (middle), and cutthroat trout (bottom)
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Note: These images are courtesy of the American Philosophical Society library. Permission to reproduce is required.
Large "convolvalist" leaf (Convolvulus sepium L.,
hedge bindweed), July 17, 1804, Codex R, p. 37
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Skate (big skate, Raja binoculata),
January 7, 1806, Clark's First Draft
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Fir Leaf (Douglas fir, Pseudotsuga taxifolia),
February 9, 1806, Codex J, p. 65
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Maple Leaf (vine maple, Acer circinatum),
February 10, 1806, Codex J, p. 66
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Fern Leaf (Christmas fern, Polystichum munitum),
February 13, 1806, Codex J, p. 71
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Head of a Vulture (California condor, Gymnogyps califorianus),
February 17, 1806, Codex J, p. 80
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Pine Cone (Sitka spruce, Picea sitchensis),
February 18, 1806, Codex J, p. 83
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Eulachon (Thaleichthys pacificus),
February 24, 1806, Codex J, pp. 93
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Head of Cock of the Plains
(sage grouse, Centrocercus urophasianus),
March 2, 1806, Codex J, p. 107
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Head of a White Gull
(northern fulmar, Fulmarus glacialis),
March 7, 1806, Codex J, p. 115
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Head of a Brant
(greater white-fronted goose, Anser albifrons),
March 15, 1806, Codex J, p. 131
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White Salmon Trout
(coho salmon, Oncorhynchus kisutch),
March 16, 1806, Codex J, p. 133
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