Pen & Ink - Grey Pine (original) endangered_species the caterpillars are food for

the caterpillars are food for the White-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta carolinensis tenuissima)

This symmetrical design features several unique species of the Kelp forests of coastal California: Southern Sea Otter

Cox's Orange Pippin

you may notice small grey-brown shore birds scurrying on the sand

They disperse the seeds of native plants such as lupines (here - Lupinus nanus) and the acorns of Blue Oaks (Quercus douglasii)

Pen & Ink - Grey Pine (original) endangered_species the caterpillars are food forGrey Pines grow in the foothills around California's Central Valley. Their range looks like a bathtub ring around the great valley. The cones are the heaviest of any pine in California and produce dozens of rich pine nuts. Pen and ink rendering on Duralene film. Original art is approximately 14" x 20". Unframed.