An exploration in timeless spaces - where the past, present and future collide into singular moments. “Red-Tailed Hawk” explores the flora and fauna Colorado’s high mountainous regions. This oil painting on hand-carved wood measures 21.5”Wx24”Hx 2”D. It sits off the wall, acting as a sort of portal into the timeless spaces found in the wilderness. Comes with hanging hardware, and a Certificate of Authenticity. Price includes insured shipping.

About Red-Tailed Hawks":
A common raptor in Colorado, these birds of prey are easily identified by their broad, rounded wings and short, distinctive red tail. Highly adaptable, they can be found in many diverse habitats: open country, mountains, woodlands, prairies, and urban areas.  

Size- Length/Wingspan: 48-53” Height: 18-25” Weight: 1.5-4lbs

Diet: Small to medium-sized birds, rodents, rabbits, snakes, carrion. 

Fun fact: The call you often hear in movies/shows, which sounds like an eagle’s cry, is actually the cry of a Red-Tailed Hawk. 

Other species portrayed: American pika, white cabbage butterfly, lichens, eastern collared lizard