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"Reproduction is critical for any species and the fewer their numbers, the more critical it is. The urge to paint these ground-nesting warblers at their nest was great. But, with encouraging news of their numbers, I felt that there was something to sing about. I live in the North Carolina mountains and have done a lot of work in my yard to attract birds. With more Kirtlands in the world, I keep hoping that some early September day, this Bahama-bound traveler will stop by the Sill’s Twilight Motel and enjoy a bath, a few bugs, and a quiet rest."
John Sill's work has appeared in a number of magazines, including Bird Watcher's Digest, Natural History, South Carolina Wildlife, and American Artist's Watercolor as well as in several books. He has also illustrated and co-written (along with his wife, Cathy, and his brother, Ben) three birding parodies.
A limited edition of 300 prints has been created in a horizontal format. The actual image size is 14" x 10", the matted size is 18" x 14", and the framed sized is approximately 20" x 16". Each print is signed and numbered by the artist. The full-color reproduction is printed on a neutral pH, acid-free paper.
