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This large scale, complex ecosystem level drawing depicts many of the plants and animals that could be encountered on a stroll through the longleaf pine forest. Specifically, artist Patrick Elliott has portrayed the longleaf pine forests he commonly observed in the sandy rolling hills of the Florida Panhandle (known locally as High Pines). We like to call this our "Where's Waldo?" print. There are about 100 different plants species and 90 different animal species scattered throughout the print. Many hours can be spent trying to find them all (we'll include an identfication key if you don't want to spend the time).
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