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by Barry Kent MacKay
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The Western Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus) is the world’s largest species of grouse, a mature male weighing up to about seven kilograms... more
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The Western Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus) is the world’s largest species of grouse, a mature male weighing up to about seven kilograms (approximately sixteen pounds). It is found only in northern Eurasia, as far south in the west as Spain. However the birds in the eastern part of the range, like the one I have shown in this painting, have white bellies, and are rarely illustrated. I’ve shown part of the breeding display. The painting is in oils on acid-free Masonite, and measures about 11 by 16 inches. $700.00
Renowned Canadian bird artist, writer, naturalist, and conservationist, Barry Kent MacKay has “always been an admirer of birds, anxious to see them, paint them, and care for them.” Barry’s biological and ecological accuracy has put him in demand for commissions, to illustrate books, scientific journals and various print and digital media. He has painted birds and other wildlife from around the world, often life size, working in oils, watercolours, and acrylics. He prefers to sell original art, and keeps prices low. “Actual, original art should be affordable for middle class buyers,” he says. “I avoid having to depend on selling reproductions so that the market does not dictate what I paint, which can often be little-known...
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