Joan Thomson

Black-throated Blue Warblers (Dendroica c.) 

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Gentiana crinita

medical illustration of warbler, deciduous forests, Appalachains, black-throated, blue, sugar maple, foraging, insect, souithern This pair of Black-throated blue warblers is shown foraging for insect food on the undersides of the leaves of the sugar maple. Found in the deciduous forests of the Appalachains in northern New England and the northern Atlantic states, its range extends into into the southern Appalachains. The illustration was completed in transparent watercolor on Arches paper.
Next medical illustration of Cedar Waxwing, Winterberry, Bombycilla cedrorum This pair of Cedar Waxwings is shown feeding on the berries of the Winterberry shrub, a type of holly common in the Northeast, especially Northern New England. The bronze plumage of the Cedar Waxwing, shining as golden, contrasts dramatically with the dark blue tail and wing feathers and the black mask, to present a most handsome creature! completed in transparent watercolor on Arches paper for a notecard.

Cedar Waxwings (Bombycilla cedrorum)

warbler, deciduous forests, Appalachains, black-throated, blue, sugar maple, foraging, insect, souithern This pair of Black-throated blue warblers is shown foraging for insect food on the undersides of the leaves of the sugar maple. Found in the deciduous forests of the Appalachains in northern New England and the northern Atlantic states, its range extends into into the southern Appalachains. The illustration was completed in transparent watercolor on Arches paper.

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