In this section are copies of original works of art. All of them are dedicated to helping us live according to unconditional love and compassion, which is the foundation of our peaceful means of bringing true and lasting peace to all of God's creatures, whether they are human beings or other animals.
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Double-crested Cormorants
(Phalacrocorax auritus)
This painting shows two Double-crested Cormorants diving beneath the surface of
the water, in search of fish. While they may take any aquatic prey of suitable
size, their main prey is fish. There needs to be enough fish to compensate the
energy demands of diving and swimming underwater, so the presence of comorants
indicates large numbers of whatever species they are consuming. This small
vignette was done in gouache watercolour on paper.
Please read
Why People Kill Cormorants.
Copyright © Barry Kent MacKay
Barry describes himself as a Canadian artist/writer/naturalist.
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