I know, it's still a long ways from excellence, but I am working on my 10,000 hours.
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Today, we rode out motorcycles through the rain to the Nature Center at Metrobeach, had a delightful walk (the sun came out!), and after walking, went into the nature center. The naturalist allowed us to watch two monarch caterpillars pupating into chrysalises. She showed us eggs and tiny babies and chrysalises ready to turn into monarchs and we saw an adult she had just released outside. Among the other things we saw were juvenile black-crowned night herons, several of them, swans and ducks and flowers and lots of frogs and toads. I painted this during dinner.
To see the image better (small details of life cycle), click on the image to enlarge it.
2 comments:
Most interesting story Mary.
Thanks, John, I wrote this very hastily because my husband said I had two minutes to do it if I wanted him to read me a bedtime story.
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