Pen & Ink - Wood Ducks (original) cornell But a bright green beetle

But a bright green beetle sitting out in the open may be easy prey for a hungry Northern Flicker

The West Coast Lady larvae feed primarily on nettle (Urtica sp

Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)

These wonderful flour-sack towels are screen-printed with my drawing "Herons in the Cattails"

these species may be pushed beyond their capacity to adapt

Pen & Ink - Wood Ducks (original) cornell But a bright green beetleWood Ducks nest in cavities, high up in trees well away from water. When the young birds are a few days old, they jump one by one from the nest and follow their parent down to the water. Males are easily identified by their distinctively colored plumage one of the most colorful waterfowl in California. Pen and ink rendering on Duralene film. Original art is approximately 8" x 10". Unframed.