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August 5, 2023 1048 × 1056 WSP – Moran State Park
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    • Denver International Airport
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      • The Pelicans Are Back
      • Aliens Moved Aboard Our Boat
      • The Artist’s Eye in Mats Mats Bay
      • Finding Mystery Bay
      • Fishing Without a License
      • Scoters
      • Fish Balls
      • An Ancient and Respected Art
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  • An Art Gallery Along the Trail – Olmstead Place Historic Park
  • WSP – Lime Kiln State Park

Past Projects

  • Crater Lake Institute
  • Clark Island and Mount Baker
  • Road Trip – The Big Easy
  • Golden-crowned Kinglet – a new painting
  • Field trip to Alaska’s Kenai Fjords
  • Golden-crowned Kinglet – Huckleberries
  • Two Park Puzzles back for Christmas
  • Pitch Ring Around the Hole
  • Chestnut-backed Chickadee
  • Eifert on the Washington Ferries for the Summer
  • Brown Creeper
  • NEW: Secrets of the Old-growth Forest Poster
  • The Gulls at Ruby Beach
  • Carson River Mural Sketch
  • 2026-7-24 Tolles Road
  • American Dipper 4
  • Warming Up With Tampa Bay Manatees
  • The Mount St Helens project
  • Shouting Out: Four New Jigsaw Puzzles now available
  • Riparian Ecosystem Painting for Aztec Ruins National Monument
  • Smith Island Estuary painting
  • Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge – progress #6
  • Chickadee In The Soloman-seal
  • An Oldie in New Zealand
  • Little Chickadee – Giant Trees
  • A Little Trip Down Memory Lane
  • Tolowa Dunes State Park, Crescent City CA
  • The Artist’s View – Eifert’s 48North Page for June, 2013
  • “Rumpy” – Saving a Piece of Art
  • Oystercatchers – Published January 2015
  • Necedah Refuge Mural Sketches
  • Log Jam
  • Angel Island State Park and the Marin Conservation League
  • Fin Whales – My 48 North Story this Month
  • A Wildlife Encounter

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