Boulder Bunny on Moss Covered Rocks

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Boulder Bunny on Moss Covered Rocks

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American Pikas are also called ‘Boulder Bunnies’ and this one was posing for me on moss-covered rocks early on a spring morning. I was at Beacon Rock to lead students on a pika hike for youth and had arrived early for a survey. We each observed the other quietly until the pika gave in first and ducked into the little cave behind her.

Choose photo printed on shiny, lightweight aluminum, signed by artist and ready to hang with wall mounting on back; or Kodak Lustre paper with artist name printed on back.  Many sizes available, but if you don’t see a size you want please send an inquiry to me at steiderstudiosart@gmail.com and I can easily add it.

Sturdy 2 x 3 photo magnets, all occasion greeting cards and mouse pads (pika pads actually!) may also be available. If you don’t see it in the drop down order menu, please inquire.

Sizes:  Image is photographed in an 8 x 12, 11 x 17 or 16 x 24 size format.  If you choose 5 x 7, 8 x 10, 11 x 14 or 16 x 20, your image will be center cropped (the edges will be cropped out to make the image fit the space).  

Print will be ordered from a professional photo lab upon placing your order.  Allow 2 to 3 weeks for processing. 

 Shipped with sturdy cardboard backing in cellophane packaging.  

Questions and comments are also welcome at steiderstudiosart@gmail.com.

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I volunteer with Cascades Pika Watch to learn more about the cutest mammal on the planet and contribute to a worthwhile citizen science project.  Our Gorge pikas live in talus slopes (rocky hillsides) behind all our waterfalls and are the only pikas NOT at alpine elevations, but found near sea level.   Noteworthy News:  National Pika Day is September 22 according to me and the powers that be at Cascades Pika Watch! In the rabbit family, they are also called ‘Boulder Bunnies’ and ‘Rock Rabits’. (BTW our PNW Scientists pronounce this little mammal “PIE-KA”, not “PEE-KA”.)