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African Wildlife
On my October 1990 trip to Kenya and Tanzania, one of the special
extras I observed was Mother Nature’s finest time of year, spring.
There where many newborn animals of several species prevalent.
The parents would diligently protect their young from predators
and
keep them "In the Shadows" of the brutal afternoon sun.
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African Wildlife
Giraffes
in Serengeti.
The Serengeti is a vast grassland leveled
by the Ice Age leaving only small hills and giant rock piles called
Coppice. Many animals, including the towering Giraffe, use these
areas of the Seringetti as a refuge, finding food and protection
from the elements, as well as a vantage point to spot any possible
danger.
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African Wildlife
In the plains surrounding Mt. Kilimanjaro, the herds of elephants once again are mighty. As they make their daily treks between food and their watering hole, one dominant elephant will defend against any predators, serving as The Protector
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African Wildlife
The Ostrich, is a large flightless bird native to Africa. It is the only living species of itsfamily.
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North American Wildlife
These bison once roamed the grasslands of North America in massive herds; their range roughly formed a triangle between the Great Bear Lake inCanada's far northwest, south to the Mexican states of Durango andNuevo Leon, and east along the western boundary of the Appalachian Mountains.
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North American Wildlife
The white-tailed deer, also known as the Virginia deer, or simply as the whitetail, is a medium-sizeddeer native to theUnited States. |
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Birds of Prey
America's strength and beliefs have made this country home to people seeking freedom. We have no boundaries. Like the Bald Eagle, we can soar to great heights and weather any storm. We can achieve our dreams by riding On Freedom's Wing. |
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North American Birds
There is a quiet and watchful audience before we fill our feeders with seed. The anticipation of the surrounding birds grows as we walk away. Generally the chickadees, the bravest birds, will come to dine first. When it seems safe, the rest will follow. We take the time to observe the beauty of The Gathering of songbirds that come to take part of the feast we laid out for them |
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North American Birds
On
Angel's Pond
Angels are symbols of hope and love; they help all inhabitants
of the world. On Angel’s Pond shows the cherub bird bath
nourishing the plants and giving sanctuary to the passing cardinals.
The timeless and forgiving angel continues to feed their thirst
of the centuries while bringing them together in a sharing love.
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North American Birds
On the northern lakes before the sun goes down; the world comes to a calm. The loons call out as the warm glow of the sun sets. The balance between warm and cool as they face the Edge of the Sun.
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Other
"Days of Glory" is being considered for Giclee printing. Please call or e-mail for inquiries
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