11" x 14" print - Grouse in the Sagebrush fish Towels are 100% unbleached cotton

Towels are 100% unbleached cotton and made in the USA

Gouache and colored pencil on Duralene

This original drawing is done with gouache and colored pencil on Duralene

Pikas also thrive in high elevation habitats

Bristlecone pines are the oldest trees on earth and they thrive in the harsh conditions of the White Mountains

11" x 14" print - Grouse in the Sagebrush fish Towels are 100% unbleached cottonThe sagebrushes (Artemisia sp.) that are the dominant shurbs across much of the Great Basin are an important source of food and shelter for the Greater Sage Grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus). During the late summer, Sage Grouse fatten up on insects, represented here by the Hairy Bear Scarab Beetle (Paracotalpa granicollis). During the winter, Big Sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) and other sagebrush species, are the primary source of food for the