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Original artwork was done with soft pastels and colored pencil on pastel paper.
A high-quality art print, produced on heavyweight, non-glare archival cardstock. Reducing reflections for clear viewing from any angle while preserving rich color and sharp detail.
Roseate Spoonbill Cranes are the only Spoonbill birds located in the United States. The Roseate females build their nest from sticks that are brought to them by the males. The mother lays a clutch of one to five eggs and both parents take turns incubating the eggs. This sweet little cult will shed all of the feathers on his/her head as they mature into adulthood.
Original artwork was done with soft pastels and colored pencil on pastel paper.
A high-quality art print, produced on heavyweight, non-glare archival cardstock. Reducing reflections for clear viewing from any angle while preserving rich color and sharp detail.
Roseate Spoonbill Cranes are the only Spoonbill birds located in the United States. The Roseate females build their nest from sticks that are brought to them by the males. The mother lays a clutch of one to five eggs and both parents take turns incubating the eggs. This sweet little cult will shed all of the feathers on his/her head as they mature into adulthood.