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In the Yarrow, 16x20", $1,600.oo
This painting was inspired by some Canada Geese that were resting on a Yarrow covered islet in Westchester Lagoon in Anchorage, Alaska.
Brown and Gold, 18x24", $2,160.oo
Two Grizzly Bears overlook the sweeping vista of the Alaskan Tundra.
Pacific Loon, 11x14"
Pacific Loons tend to occupy smaller bodies of water than their larger cousins, the Common Loons.
Two Leopards, 11x14" $770.oo
This painting was inspired by a mother Leopard and her cub that I observed in Kruger National Park in South Africa.
Daybreak on the Meadow, 16x20"
This Red Fox strides through the wet grass at first light. I loved painting the grass and Lupine in the foreground of this painting.
Cold, 16x20"
Cold is the only adequate title I could come up with to convey the mood of this Snowy Owl painting. Out on the tundra, icy winds drive snow across the surface of the ground.
La Reina, 9x12", $540.oo
A female Jaguar silently treads the forest floor. She is the queen of her shady realm.
Portrait of a Wild Heart, 11x14", $770.oo
Just a portrait of a screaming eagle.
Pecking Order, 16x20", $1,600.oo
Snowy Owl chicks gather around their mother on the Arctic Tundra. The biggest chicks get the closest, and are always the first to get fed.
Otter Lake Trumpeter, 18x24"
Otter Lake is on Fort Richardson Military Reservation in Alaska. It hosts nesting Trumpeter Swans, and Common Loons. It is a good place to go see these birds, plus many more wild species. The fishing is not bad either.
Saw-whet Owl, 18x24",$2,160.oo
I loved to create soft, moody atmosphere in some of my paintings. Like most owls, the Saw-whet Owl is much easier to hear than to see.
Following Ancient Footsteps, 18x24", $1,850.oo
Grizzly Bears often follow annual routes to traditional feeding grounds. They wear trails that are used by successive generations. This mother bear shows the route to the next generation.
Ship Creek Harlequins, 24x30" $2,880.oo
Ship Creek passes through downtown Anchorage, and up through both Elmendorf A.F.B., and Fort Richardson. Eventually it peters out in the Chugach Mountains. Harlequin Ducks nest along swift moving streams, and winter in coastal waters.
Grounded Snowies, 16x20", $1,600.oo
Migrating Snow Geese are temporarily grounded on the Palmer Hay Flats in Alaska, by dense fog.
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Winter Sun, 12x16", $960.oo
This Snowshoe Hare huddles in the sunlight, hoping to find a little warmth. The constant wind on this exposed slope has blown off most of the snow.
Feathered Fireworks, 16x12" $960.oo
These colorful macaws stand out in strong contrast to the subdued greens of the misty rainforest. They remind me of firecrackers because of their bright colors and loud screeches.
Black Bear on a Hot Day, 11x14", $770.00
A Black Bear cools off in the refreshing mist of a cold mountain waterfall.
The Thoroughfare, 24x30", $2,880.oo
The Thoroughfare River in Denali Nat. Park is aptly named. It is a heavily used highway for migrating animals because walking along the river's gravel bed is easier than trudging through tundra.
Bathing Beauty, 8x10" $400.oo
A Myrtle Warbler pauses to scan for danger before commencing to bathe in a quiet puddle.
Alaska Wild, 20x16"
These wolves are crossing over a ridge in the Chugach Mountains.
Drizzled Eagle, 8x10" $400.oo
A Bald Eagle endures the nearly constant precipitation of the temperate rainforest of Southcentral Alaska.
The Lone Caribou, 8x10" $400.oo
A bull Caribou roams the vast Alaska tundra.
Sittin Pretty, 11x14" $770.oo
The Saw whet Owl looks cute but is a fierce predator to rodents and other small animals.
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