Cavity Tree Maine and the fruit is a

and the fruit is a critical late summer food source for birds and mammals

Image sizes are a whopping 11"x13"

Sometimes we stay true to our intentions

These tracks move along the tree line

They excavate deep into dead or dying wood in search of insects

Cavity Tree Maine and the fruit is aStanding 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. 36x36" Original Artwork Paper Maps