"Pueo in O'hi'a", Print by Scott Gorrell
Print height: 16"
Print width: 20"
Archival Cannon Lucia pigmented inks on acid-free fine art paper print
The endemic short-eared owl subspecies, the pueo, lands on an 'ohi'a branch. The 'ohi'a and its flower, the lehua, is among the first plants to add color to newly cooled lava. It is threatened by the fungal disease, Rapid 'Ohi'a Death.
Scott Gorrell makes his home in Pa'auilo on the Big Island. Please look for more of Scott's artwork at scottgorrell.com, on Facebook at Scott Gorrell Fine & Commercial Art, and Instagram at scottgorrellart.
