This beautiful little fellow is sometimes called the Parkman’s Wren. He is much smaller than a sparrow, brown on the back, with little black mottled crossbars, and breast of a lighter color. His tail is...

A grouping of six playful owls. Three stand one on top of another on the left. In the middle, two owls stand on top of the other. A single owl stands on the right.; 1999

A grouping of three owls arranged next to one another. An adult owl stands in the middle with two younger owls emerging from eggs flanking him/her.; 1999

A detailed view of the piece, "Roll on/Grand." This portion features a wood panel with the word "shore" in brown, set against a light beige rectangle, with a blue circle enclosed in a brown square at the end of...

Physical position diagram for the seventeen bronze medallions on the second floor of Oregon State Library.

This dyed silk piece presents a fantastic space where a mountain range extends from the same plane as the profile of a chicken's head, which looks onto a human figure jumping from the earth into the center of a...

17. White-Headed Woodpecker - Dendrocopos albolarvatus. About 9" long. Has about 6 young in a brood. Eats ants and grubs from dead trees. Habitat is wooded areas both open and dense. Nests in a hollow in a dead...

12. Red-Breasted Nuthatch - Sitta canadensis. About 5" long. Has 4-8 young in a brood. Eats insects, nuts and hard seeds. Wedges them in a branch cleft and breaks the shell with its chisel-like bill. Habitat is...