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Turquoise-browed Motmot Print snow Alfred Russel Wallace was so

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Alfred Russel Wallace was so taken with this idea that he even drew up a "wanted" poster for this mystery lepidopteran

This trio is at home perched in the swaying branches of a blossoming eucalyptus tree

this snake is a true California beauty

Many insects in this collection dazzle with iridescence

Turquoise-browed Motmot Print snow Alfred Russel Wallace was soHand drawn colored pencil illustration. Giclee printed on 100% cotton fibre, 290 gsm acid free, conservation grade, Italian milled fine art paper. I can't resist a motmot, or a tropical torch ginger so I combined the two. Turquoise browed motmots go by a variety of wonderful names. In El Salvador and Nicaragua, where they are the national bird, they are called Torogoz and guardabarranco (ravine guard), respectively. In the Yucatan they are called

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