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shades of pink
Acrylic on Canvas
Why do certain plants harbor hordes of biting ants
a Woodhouse toad hides in the shadows as a swallowtail butterfly
7 x 5 in card printed on 25% post-consumer recycled paper with envelope of 100% post-consumer recycled paper
Checking Out the Chokecherries toad shades of pinkChokecherry trees (or shrubs) are one of my favorite native woody plants. Their flowers in spring are wonderfully aromatic and their edible fruits are a reliable draw for many different birds. In my yard, one of the primary chokecherry diners are the beautiful Black headed Grosbeaks. I painted this male bird as it perched on a chokecherry branch laden with berries in late summer. Original: 16 x 20 inches Acrylic on canvas by Susan E. Quinlan Available
