Patterns In Nature - White-streaked Silkmoth and Flannelbush (original) grasshopper and Coast Buckwheat (Eriogonum latifolium)

and Coast Buckwheat (Eriogonum latifolium)

Aside from the American Kestrel

Herons help natvie species like the stickleback survive by eating invasive bullfrogs

along with a variety of moisture-loving species

Golden Eagle

Patterns In Nature - White-streaked Silkmoth and Flannelbush (original) grasshopper and Coast Buckwheat (Eriogonum latifolium)8" x 10" framed original artwork. Gouache and colored pencil on Duralene. This piece features the White streaked Silkmoth with the flowers of its caterpillars host plant, Flannelbush, in a pattern behind it. Scientifically accurate and beautifully rendered, this would make a fantastic gift for anyone who is a fan of butterflies.