Canada Warbler on a Jack-in-the-pulpit — Giclée on Paper Landscapes the white chest visible below

the white chest visible below

the specific leaf venation

the antenna

Glen Loates is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts whose wildlife studies document the full complexity of predator-prey relationships in the Canadian landscape

A Great Horned Owl perches on a pine branch — turned slightly sideways

Canada Warbler on a Jack-in-the-pulpit — Giclée on Paper Landscapes the white chest visible belowA Canada Warbler a flash of yellow and grey hovers at a Jack in the pulpit plant, wings spread mid flutter, as though stopping to investigate the strange hooded flower. The botanical composition is extraordinary: the Jack in the pulpit rendered in full detail the striped spathe, the glossy three part leaves, the spotted stem while the warbler provides the punctuation of movement and colour. Signed 1972. This painting represents two of Glen's deepest