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So exciting to host a program in this amazing venue - @artinthebarn_cynthiascott !

#ThrowbackThursday to my last Botanical Illustration workshop as I get ready to begin my 6 week course with @delawarevalleyuniversity 's Center for Learning in Retirement in February!

Downy and Hairy woodpeckers can be hard to distinguish between unless you see them side by side or can see the tail feathers. Downies are a smidgen smaller (and with shorter beaks too) than Hairies, but the best thing to look for are the black markings on the outer tail feathers (seen well on this female) that ID this bird as a Downy Woodpecker.

Despite the snow, the ice, and the general lack of living things, there can be so much to forage during the winter! Rosehips are particularly good after a frost and local conifers have lots to offer.

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