11" x 14" Print - Pikas in the Bristlecones western azalea and nature fans alike

and nature fans alike

and Tree Swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) are each both predator and prey in this complex ecosystem

This watercolor original of a nesting pair of American Redstarts was used by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology for a publication in collaboration with Partners In Flight

we must protect both their habitat and their sources of food

Print is 8" x 10"

11" x 14" Print - Pikas in the Bristlecones western azalea and nature fans alike11 x 14 prints of watercolor and ink illustrations. This work focuses on the ecological relationships in the White Mountains of California. Bristlecone pines are the oldest trees on earth and they thrive in the harsh conditions of the White Mountains. Pikas also thrive in high elevation habitats. But as climate change warms temperatures in California, these species may be pushed beyond their capacity to adapt.