The mind reels at the splendour and beauty of Waterton Lakes and their surrounds. Yet the artist’s eye is caught also by the shining and flitting creatures that grace its shores and heights. More varieties of bird and flower call this place home at various times of the year than any other place. It is both a pleasure and an honour to capture them in pictorial form, and thus pay due respects to such sublime manifestations of life in all its glory.

Spotted Sandpiper 13″x10

Round-leaved Violet 7″x5″

Blue Clematis 8″x6″

Yellow Bells 12″x12″

Mountain Lady Slippers 6”x8”

Wood Lily 14″x11″

Wild Rose 8″x10

Rosy Pussy Toes 5″x7″

Shooting Star 8″x10″

10″x8″

11″x13″

14″x11″

Tall Asters 12”x12”

Trumpeter Swan 14″x11″

Sand hill Cranes 15”x25”

Mountain Forget-Me-Not 6”x6”

Cut-Leaved Anenome 7″x5″

Fireweed10″x8″

Cushion Buckwheat 10″x8″

10″x8″

Yellow Columbine 6″x8″