Lone Ranger or Raccoon Wood Print

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Up close this raccoon is so cute it seems it could be a pet.

Fun Raccoon Facts from http://www.thejunglestore.com/

- The raccoon's scientific name, Procyon lotor, means "washer dog" although it is a closer relative to the bear family.

- Population densities of raccoons in urban areas can be 20 times higher than for raccoons in rural environments.

- Raccoons have a large array of vocalizations. They purr, whistle, growl, hiss, scream and even whinny.

- Raccoons have been kept as pets (President Coolidge and his wife had one named Rebecca), and while young, seem happy to be in human company. As they mature, especially during mating season, they can become increasingly destructive and aggressive.

- A raccoon's hands are so nimble they can unlace a shoe, unlatch a cage and deftly retrieve coins as thin as dimes from your shirt pocket.

Mary Beth is a retired educator residing in Bedford, PA with her husband Keith. Lines, angles, shapes and patterns create realistic abstract images. Most photographic works by Mary Beth Landis are based on her interpretation of the subject's geometric structure. Her sights are puzzles to be solved by discovering the point of view that best accentuates the patterns. Color, black and white, as well as digitally enhanced photographs articulate her collections that are printed on high quality photo paper, metal, acrylic, canvas and wood. She is also the author of visual and educational books as well as the creator of calendars and note cards. Her photographic accomplishments include numerous awards and appearances in a variety...