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It's a toss up between Hank and this owl over who's got the most soulful eyes. One way to open your eyes is to ask yourself: North America’s smallest raptor, the American Kestrel, lands to rest her wings mid-hunt. The wind of her beating feathers startles a flutter of rare Fender’s Blue Butterflies, sending them scattering from their moss-laden branch. Their own small wingbeats set the tendrils of lichen swirling and swaying in gentle motion as they flee. This fleeting moment passes in a shimmering breeze as both butterfly and bird fly off into the distance, soaring in what’s left of their ever-dwindling ancestral home.  White-lined Sphinx Moth and Little Brown Bat, flapping beneath starstruck skies, using sound and sight and instinct to light their way. The kind folks at the bright, plant-filled cafe Grounded NW invited myself and two other local artists to show work in their space during the month of October! Been staring at this one for far too long and am fully ready to finish her up this week!
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