An Afternoon Nap, Anne Palmer
The red kangaroo in this piece resided at the Los Angeles Zoo. I was drawn by the shadows that were created by this beautiful animal.
$1,100.00The red kangaroo in this piece resided at the Los Angeles Zoo. I was drawn by the shadows that were created by this beautiful animal.
$1,100.00One of my favorite pieces. This little raccoon was anxious not to be disturbed during his feeding foray.
$850.00The tail end of one of the lonely, haunting howls of an American wolf, an apex predator and environmental preservationist.
$950.00The oxpecker bird is known to ride along with these very endangered Giraffes, grooming and cleaning any bugs and parasites it might find on these giants of the Kenyan savanna. Dan Plumer, long-time friend and photographer was lucky enough to sp...
$1,200.00I loved the look in this one’s eye, like she is just fascinated by something moving on the ground, 50 feet below. A mouse? Female peregrines are much larger than their male counterparts as is common with raptors, and keen eyesight is just one o...
$1,400.00The majestic lions of Kenya are recognized as “vulnerable to extinction” now with fewer than 2,000 – 2,500 animals left in that part of the world. My friend and photographer, Daniel Plumer, captured this one’s hauntingly beautiful face.
$1,400.00Red-tailed hawks are common across North America, although a red-tail in New York might look slightly different than one you’d find in Arizona. One of the largest hawks, their prowess at cleaning up neighborhoods of rodents is legendary (and we...
$1,700.00This grizzly is only getting started. I loved the look on his face with the water dripping off while he contemplates the strategy he’ll apply to finally catching his first succulent salmon.
$1,200.00The Sonoran desert toad is one of the smaller rascals of the Sonoran monsoon season. Pets must be taught to stay away from the toads and their defensive toxins. Photo reference by wildlife photographer Sheryl Hester.
$950.00Yotee the Coyote is one of the oldest coyotes in Sun City Oro Valley, Arizona, yet he still leads his healthy pack, tattered ears and all. The photo reference is Sheryl Hester’s. Hester has been studying and photographing the coyote packs there...
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