Butterfly - West Coast Lady (original) western azalea featuring Grey Foxes

featuring Grey Foxes

Packaged in a kraft paper box with a clear plastic window to show off the designs

Willows line the banks

Giant Chinquapin and Yerba Santa stand along the meadow edges while Golden Hairstreak butterflies seek both nectar and host plants for their caterpillars

Ready to hang

Butterfly - West Coast Lady (original) western azalea featuring Grey FoxesWest Coast Lady is one of three lady butterflies in California. It has several flights throughout the year and is often seen on open ground. It is a strong flyer and will generally retreat quickly when approached. The West Coast Lady larvae feed primarily on nettle (Urtica sp.) and Cheeseweed (Malva sp.). This original drawing is done on Duralene with colored pencil and gouache. Framed in a beautiful barn wood frame and ready to hang!