California Ecosystems - Kestrels in the Sandhills (original) california poppy This piece features the Pacific

This piece features the Pacific Meadow Fritillary butterfly with the flowers of its caterpillar’s host plant

This original illustration of a Heerman's Gull is from my series "Birds We Love to Hate"

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Scratchboard piece featuring Ravens in the Redwood forest

Woodland Cicadas rasp their abdomens to advertise their presence during the first warm days of summer

California Ecosystems - Kestrels in the Sandhills (original) california poppy This piece features the PacificThis work focuses on the endemic species of the sand hills of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Aside from the American Kestrel, all species in this piece are found only in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Species include: Mount Hermon June Beetle, Silverleaf Manzanita, Ben Lomond Spineflower, Zayante Band winged Grasshopper, and Santa Cruz Wallflower. Original watercolor and ink illustration on 300 lb. hot press Arches 100% cotton watercolor paper. Framed size is