San Diego Bay Wildlife Refuge

About 20 years ago the south end of the San Diego Bay was restored into a wildlife refuge. The railroad was dismantled, roads were removed, and channels were cut. Now the area is a rich marsh full of birds and sea life. And it is also a great place to paint.

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9 Responses to San Diego Bay Wildlife Refuge

  1. Linda says:

    This is beautiful, and what a great use of the land.

    Liked by 1 person

  2. Sheila Greer says:

    Such clearly defined foreground middle ground and background. And Sarah I love your marks. This is a beautiful painting!!!

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  3. This is gorgeous! I love the contrasting textures of the water, the shrubbery, and the sky

    Liked by 2 people

  4. Anna Salamon says:

    Somehow the progression of colors makes me feel dreamy.

    Liked by 1 person

  5. AAN GEE says:

    This is gorgeous!

    On Mon, Nov 30, 2020 at 11:32 PM, Deliberate Sketching wrote:

    > Sarah Sullivan posted: ” About 20 years ago the south end of the San Diego > Bay was restored into a wildlife refuge. The railroad was dismantled, road > were removed, and channels were cut. Now the area is a rich marsh full of > birds and sea life. And it is also a great place to” >

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