V-46 Whooping Crane Horses thus the common description as

thus the common description as "snows" and "blues

It is the quail most often seen in West Texas

The original was an acrylic painting on canvas (1992) and the size is approximately 7

This original drawing was reproduced for the book and as a limited edition print

The Texas red wolf is today

V-46 Whooping Crane Horses thus the common description asThe whooping crane flies 2,600 miles each fall from its breeding grounds in Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada, to the oak savannahs, marshes, salt flats and bays of Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas Coast Between 1870 and 1893, ranchers, farmers and hunters eliminated most of the whooping cranes and their habitat. In Texas, by 1918, only 16 birds were left on the King Ranch, and 25 on or near the present Aransas Refuge. The last whooper