Cavity Tree Print

Standing dead trees are among the most valuable habitat features in a forest. Cavities in these trees can form two ways: excavated by woodpeckers searching for insects, or opened by decay where a branch has broken away. Over time, both types are used by a long succession of tenants that include small owls, wood ducks, flying squirrels, and many other species that depend on ready-made cavities for nesting and shelter.

Prints are made with 100% cotton papers and archival inks. 10x10" prints have a 1" border; 16x16" and 20x20" prints have a 2" border. Ready for matting and framing in commonly available sizes.