Bohemian Waxwing — Giclée on Paper Artwork where he spent decades watching

where he spent decades watching exactly this kind of traffic at exactly this kind of feeder

spending the same time in the field observing wildflowers as he did watching birds

Pickerelweed in a summer marsh — the purple flower spikes rising from heart-shaped leaves still beaded with rain

This dedicated botanical study gives it the focused attention it earns as Ontario's most beloved wildflower

feet just leaving the water among the cattails and lily pads

Bohemian Waxwing — Giclée on Paper Artwork where he spent decades watchingThree Bohemian Waxwings descend on a berry laden branch one upside down reaching for a cluster, one spreading wings for balance, one regarding the viewer with the sidelong composure of a bird that knows exactly what it is doing. The berries are red against olive grey foliage, the birds' yellow tail tips and crimson wing markings catching the light. This is a composition that rewards looking: the more time you spend with it, the more movement and