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It is not a painting of a specific scene
I never tire of watching these charcoal gray birds bob up and down on their pinkish legs
During July and August
Natural history information about the species on the back of each card
Original: 24 x 30 in acrylic on canvas by Susan E
Spotted Towhee Encounter "caribou It is not a paintingWith their striking markings, Spotted Towhees are always a delight to see. I glimpsed this bird during a walk in mid July in Lory State Park in northern Colorado. Perched on the branches of a fallen tree branch, it was surrounded by a patch of bee balm (Monarda fistula). This plant's pink blossoms were alive with pollinating insects. This painting is my attempt to share this enchanting encounter. In addition to the towhee, I included a Nevada
