Wild Columbine — Framed Piece Print Size:10" x 9" watching a Woodland Blue Butterfly

watching a Woodland Blue Butterfly drift past

his bird-and-botanical spring compositions are among his most beloved and widely collected works

A Phalaenopsis orchid — two blooms open on an arching stem

this field study is among his most distinctive and intimate botanical works

The Kokanee's spawning transformation — from silver lake fish to vivid red river fish — is one of the most visually dramatic events in Canadian freshwater ecology

Wild Columbine — Framed Piece Print Size:10" x 9" watching a Woodland Blue ButterflyWild Columbine Aquilegia canadensis the native columbine of eastern Canadian woodlands, with its distinctive nodding red and yellow flowers. This botanical study renders the columbine's complex flower structure with complete accuracy: the five long red spurs, the yellow petal tips, the protruding stamens that give the flower its characteristic fringed appearance. The columbine appears in Glen's hummingbird compositions as the habitat plant; here it