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Today we visited Flat Rock Brook in Englewood, NJ for our last day of filming for Season 1 of Eric En Plein Air! I learned so much about this nature preserve from Executive Director, Stephen Wiessner and Rosetta Arrigo (Land Steward / Raptor Care Specialist). Their raptor sanctuary is home to birds of prey who wouldn't be able to survive in the wild. I was particularly charmed by Tilly, an Eastern Screech Owl who was saved after being attacked by a cat. Unfortunately, Tilly lost sight in one eye, but she has a very nice home there where she is safe and protected. I also had a great conversation with James Falletti, a photographer & educator who travels and takes beautiful nature photos. James shared his inspirations and some great tips for photographing nature. For this episode's art lesson: I shared more information about color theory while using oil paints to capture a scene next to the brook. It was very serene to hear the moving water while painting this scene. Thank you to my guests for today and I can't wait to share this full episode along with the rest of Season 1 on Public Television!
Rosetta Arrigo (Land Steward / Raptor Care Specialist)
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