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April 15, 2014

Framing new prints to ship to Northern California and paintings that need to be finished!

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Top 9 posts of #the100dayproject from left to right. Surprisingly the Taotog was the most popular drawing taking over the owl which was the long standing leader. Not surprised my bonus peach announcement was popular 😉Thanks for following along around the world and checking out the flora and fauna of New Hampshire, what a cool state! #nhfloraandfauna #newhampshirelife #theshire #newhampshireanimals #draweveryday

2nd bonus: 102/100 A small peach! Which is the size of the baby in me that will be the newest addition to New Hampshire in January 2019!!! Yippeee we are very excited for this fun new adventure. 😍

Bonus animal!!! 101/100 The Possum!!!! I decided to have this one as a special bonus because although you may currently be turning up your nose....I recently learned (through my animal loving friend @scubacheech) That Possums eat around 5,000 ticks per season or around 90% of ticks they encounter. This is such crucial information because of the rise of tick diseases that are being spread like Lyme Disease. These little guys are the answer to naturally reducing the out of control tick populations in New Hampshire and elsewhere. So try not to hit them with your car, or shoot/trap/poison them😎We desperately need them!!!!!! 😘😘😘#possum #possumseatticks #killtheticks #animaldrawing #draweveryday #the100dayproject #nhfloraandfauna #newhampshireanimals #oooopossum #marsupial #opossum

100/100‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ The Swamp Darter: finishing it off with one of New Hampshire’s smallest and short lived species. It is about an inch and a half long and lives in the Merrimack River. They are difficult to capture, so not much information is known about them. I did my final drawing today with my three year old niece, I will post the entertaining time lapse of today’s drawing next! #the100dayproject #finale #nhfloraandfauna #100/100 #fishsketch #littlefish #swampdarter #riverfish

99/100 The Black Walnut Tree: grown all over the Eastern U.S. for its beautiful dark brown wood that is easy to work with and the walnuts which are tasty and nutritious. Black walnut is also allelopathic, which means that it releases chemicals from roots and other tissues that harm other organisms and give the tree a competitive advantage; this is often undesirable as it can harm garden plants and grasses. #blackwalnut #treeleaves #treesketch #treelover #walnuts #draweveryday #nhfloraandfauna #newhampshiretrees #theshire #forestlife

98/100 Creeping Bell Flower: an extremely invasive weed introduced from Europe and Siberia. Any piece of the roots can sprout a new plant, making it very hard to eradicate. #creepingbellflower #invasiveweed #newhampshireflowers #wildflowersofinstagram #bellflower #nhfloraandfauna #plantlife #purpleflowers

97/100 Scarlet Tanager: This male birdie is bright red in the mating season and magically turns olive green when not mating. Very cool! Like most birds, they are in decline, because of deforestation. #scarlettanager #nhfloraandfauna #newhampshirebirds #theshire #birdlover #newhampshire #forestlife #maytheforestbewithyou

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