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I painted this image mainly to help myself memorize the traits and names of the five most common junco races that return to Colorado each fall
a Woodhouse toad hides in the shadows as a swallowtail butterfly
Why do certain plants harbor hordes of biting ants
Only one junco type remains in Colorado during summer
Indian Paintbrushes exist in a variety of colors from white to deep red
Checking Out the Chokecherries toad I painted this image mainlyChokecherry 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
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