Grape Harvest—Northern Flicker

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"It wasn’t until we lived in the woods that I understood just how much woodpeckers enjoy berries. Each fall our menagerie of woodpeckers takes full advantage of the wild grapes, Virginia creeper, and dogwoods on our land. In painting Grape Harvest, it was fun to duplicate the spots and yellow feathers of the flicker amid the grapes and yellow leaves."

John Sill’s artwork has appeared in numerous magazines, including several covers of Bird Watcher’s Digest. He has illustrated a number of books, including 18 natural history children’s books written by his wife. John’s paintings have been exhibited in Birds in Art at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum in Wisconsin, and in Art of the Animal Kingdom at Bennington Center for the Arts in Vermont.