Glen Loates Birds at My Feeder Flowers and Plants A Striped Skunk forages along

A Striped Skunk forages along a forest edge — the distinctive black-and-white pattern rendered with complete precision

his work hangs at the Smithsonian Institution and was personally presented to a sitting U

caught between one bound and the next

Wild Columbine — Aquilegia canadensis — the native columbine of eastern Canadian woodlands

this Saw-whet Owl in autumn maple is one of his most subtly composed and atmospherically rich owl paintings

Glen Loates Birds at My Feeder Flowers and Plants A Striped Skunk forages alongThis is the companion volume to Glen's studio practice the feeder paintings collected and set in context, the species that visited the feeders near his Maple, Ontario home documented not just as subjects but as neighbours. Illustrated with reproductions of his watercolours and coloured pencil studies, the book moves between natural history and personal memoir, between field observation and the kitchen window. For anyone who keeps feeders, or who has