In the ecotone—a transition area between two habitats—that is the entire region where I live (Southeastern PA), where nature butts up against suburbia, we can expect to have more engagements …
Did you know that May is National Be Kind to Animals Month? For the most part, especially if you’re reading this blog, you probably already have a soft spot in …
Tags: animal lover, Animals, aye-aye, be kind to animals month, conservation, creepy, Endangered Species, millipede, oceans, save animals, sharks, The Art of Ecology, Wildlife Behavior
This past month I’ve been creating art as part of the #Feathruary2022 by @MischievousRedFox on Instagram. Illustrating birds is not only fun, and a great way for me to study …
Category: Illustrations Tags: american goldfinch, Animals, bird habitat, birds, drawing challenge, eastern towhee, feathruary 2022, mallard, scientific illustration, sharp-shinned hawk, songbirds, The Art of Ecology, white-breasted nuthatch, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior
As part of the Wild Art 2021 December Challenge, put on by Zoe Keller, I illustrated two pieces focusing on the theme, “Transformation”. Each month, I will focus on two …
Category: Illustrations, Ocean Tags: Adaptations, Animals, botanical illustration, color-changing flower, Colors, conservation, drawing challenge, Endangered Species, Flowers, habitats, hermit crab, lantana, nature, Plants, pollinators, scientific illustration, The Art of Ecology, transformation, Wild Art 2021, Wildlife Behavior
Have you ever been slightly abashed when you assume someone’s age and then find out that either wow…. they are waaayyy older than you thought, or dear goodness, this person …
Tags: Animals, baby animals, eastern grey squirrel, human-wildlife interaction, mammals, squirrel, squirrel age, The Art of Ecology, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife rehabilitation
As part of the Wild Art 2021 August Challenge, put on by Zoe Keller, I illustrated two pieces focusing on the theme, “HOME”. Each month, I am going to focus …
Category: Illustrations Tags: Adaptations, Animals, bird habitat, birds, botanical illustration, bowerbird, clownfish, drawing challenge, fish, habitats, home, oceans, Plants, scientific illustration, symbiosis, The Art of Ecology, water, Wild Art 2021, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife habitat
When looking up in the sky, we can often see vultures hovering and gliding in large circular patterns. With as much deer, fox, raccoon, groundhog, and opossum roadkill as is …
Tags: Animals, bird feeding, birding, birds, black vulture, carrion, decomposers, The Art of Ecology, turkey vulture, vulture, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior
As part of the Wild Art 2021 April Challenge, put on by Zoe Keller, I illustrated two pieces focusing on the theme, “Memory”. While some artists focused on nocturnal animals …
Category: Illustrations Tags: Adaptations, Animals, birds, botanical illustration, botany, chickadee, drawing challenge, Flowers, memory, Plants, scientific illustration, The Art of Ecology, Wild Art 2021, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior
Every winter, I sit inside with my hot cocoa, watching Netflix, working on my art, or playing games. Each winter, I sit inside SURROUNDED by all of the clutter and …
Tags: Animals, bird habitat, birding, birds, conservation, habitats, songbirds, spring cleaning, The Art of Ecology, Wildlife Behavior, window clings, window collisions, window strikes
As part of the Wild Art 2021 February Challenge, put on by Zoe Keller, I illustrated two pieces focusing on the theme, “Intertwine”. It’s always exciting to see how other …
Category: Illustrations Tags: Adaptations, Animals, art, botanical illustration, clematis, drawing, Flowers, intertwine, native plants, penguins, Plants, scientific illustration, snuggles, The Art of Ecology, Wild Art 2021, Wildlife Behavior