Patterns In Nature - Meadow Fritillary Butterfly and Two-eyed Violet (original) erodium American Kestrel

American Kestrel

and some of the other organisms that share the wet areas they stalk

Western Least Tern (Sternula antillarum browni)

Males have a distinctly long set of feathers in the tail that make them easy to identify in flight

Cox's Orange Pippin

Patterns In Nature - Meadow Fritillary Butterfly and Two-eyed Violet (original) erodium American Kestrel8" x 10" framed original artwork. Gouache and colored pencil on Duralene. This piece features the Pacific Meadow Fritillary butterfly with the flowers of its caterpillars host plant, Two Eyed Violet, in a pattern behind it. Scientifically accurate and beautifully rendered, this would make a fantastic gift for anyone who is a fan of butterflies.