California Ecosystems - Nuthatches in the Jeffrey Pines (original) spotted owl and its convoluted management history

and its convoluted management history

In agricultural communities all over the world

Birds include: Red-winged Blackbird

100% Japanese cotton bandana printed with indigo blue ink

Mastocarpus papillatus

California Ecosystems - Nuthatches in the Jeffrey Pines (original) spotted owl and its convoluted management historyJeffrey Pine (Pinus jeffreyi) needles are eaten by caterpillars of the Pandora Moth (Coloradia pandora). In turn, the caterpillars are food for the White breasted Nuthatch (Sitta carolinensis tenuissima). The moth pupae ("piagi") are a traditional food for the Mono people of the Eastern Sierra. Many indigenous people also eat Jeffrey Pine nuts. Original watercolor on fine art print on watercolor paper. Framed size is 26" x 26". Framed in simple black