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Posted on December 19, 2014November 7, 2018 by Meg Sodano

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Illustrating the importance and vulnerability of Eastern hemlock forests

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I observed this pair of Nazca boobies on the remote island of Genovesa. The male brought at least seven "gifts" for the female, each one more beautiful (or useful) than the last: twigs, pebbles, twisty bits of plants. He gathered them from within a few feet of the nest, carried them with his big feet lifted, and presented them gently and with sincerity to his mate. She was a tough one to impress! This species is known for having the most brilliantly white plumage of all #birds (with very dark tails and wing tips, not visible here). So for the #illustration I used #pittartistpen in the background areas, leaving the birds paper-white. Colors on their bills were made with #inkwash. #GalápagosWildlife #Galápagos #inktober #ornithology

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