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Watercolor paintings on this display depict common birds and dragonflies of Mora Lake, Santa Cruz County, California: great blue heron, snowy egret, great egret, mallard duck, whitetail dragonfly, common green darner dragonfly.
This educational trailside display explains, with a map and watercolor paintings, how a single monarch butterfly’s life cycle lasts only six to eight weeks. Amazingly, it takes the monarch species up to three generations of such life cycles to complete its yearly migration.
This interpretive panel watercolor painting depicts fourteen common nectar plants that attract monarch butterflies: Pride-of-Madeira, Australian Tea Tree, Coolibah, Bottlebrush, Milkweed, Escallonia, Laurustinus, Black Sage, Mexican Bush Sage, Purple Cone Flower, Yarrow, California Lilac, Verbena, Monardella.
This trailside display shows that to a monarch butterfly Moran Lake, in Santa Cruz County, California, is a vast wetland within an urban setting. Although less than 3% of these wetlands remain, citizens and public agencies are restoring and protecting existing wetlands along the California coast.
This trailside panel shows a watercolor painting and map of the watershed that empties into Mora Lake, Santa Cruz, California. It gives tips on how citizens can help improve a watershed’s ability to absorb and purify water their drinking water.

Moran Lake

Client:

Joni Janecki Associates and WRA

Location:

Santa Cruz County, California

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