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this piece invites you to look closer at the relationships between native and non-native species and how humans impact them all
Monarchs depend on milkweed as a host plant for their larvae
Condors feed on the carcasses of marine mammals
Species include: Mount Hermon June Beetle
also share the prairie habitat
Patterns In Nature - Clark's Sphinx Moth and Evening Primrose (original) california this piece invites you to8" x 10" framed original artwork. Gouache and colored pencil on Duralene. This piece features the Clark's Sphinx Moth with the flowers of its caterpillars host plant, Evening Primrose, in a pattern behind it. Scientifically accurate and beautifully rendered, this would make a fantastic gift for anyone who is a fan of butterflies or moths.
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