About Jacqueline Verge

Canadian and accomplished wildlife artist, Jacqueline Verge's works are inspired from her travels and wildlife observations throughout North America. Photographing and observing wildlife in their natural habitat wherever she's travelled. All of her work is created from these personal inspirations. She's studied with world renowned artists Robert Bateman, John Banovich and others.

The Beautiful Canada Jay

Canada's National Bird In August, 2016 Canadians voted on which bird would become Canada's official National Bird. The top 5 contenders were the Canada Jay more commonly known as the Gray Jay, the common loon, the snowy owl, the Canada goose, and the black capped chickadee. Which one would be our countries representative, and all that it encompasses?  From the north to the south; from the east to the west, which of our birds could it possibly be?  Could it really be the Gray Jay? What is that bird?  Isn't it interesting that the [...]

By |2017-04-08T08:45:37-03:00April 6th, 2017|Gaspe Penisula|1 Comment

Eagle Watch – Nova Scotia – Spectacle of Bald Eagles

With wings nearly brushing the snow beneath these majestic raptors cross the snow covered field in seconds. Each winter, when the weathers at it's coldest, the waterways freeze over closing off a primary food source for eagles. It is at this time that Bald Eagles come to Nova Scotia's valley area seeking out a much needed alternative source of food, chicken farms. Because the ground is frozen hard, farmers would dispose of their flocks losses in the open fields. This attracts many opportunistic Bald Eagles during this time of food shortage. Driving down a country road an observant person may pick out [...]

By |2018-08-21T09:11:47-03:00March 26th, 2017|Nova Scotia|2 Comments

Photographing the Many Owl species of Nova Scotia

Photographing the owls of Nova Scotia, takes Jacqueline to forests, fields and coastlines. Dusk is often the best time for photographing owls and her time is limited when the owls are out and there's still enough light to capture a good image. Watching as one glides effortlessly silently past, you realize these elegant raptors are worth the effort. Barred, Great horned, Snowy, Short eared, Saw-whet owls can be photographed and observed here in Nova Scotia but these elusive birds will have you trekking through underbrush, through swamps and along beaches. Snowy owl photographed at Hartlen Point Nova Scotia. This male was part [...]

By |2017-03-31T15:51:43-03:00January 22nd, 2017|Nova Scotia|2 Comments

Photographing Moose in the Gaspésie Peninsula

Wilderness and Nature Artist – Jacqueline Verge Some of our sightings were at a distance (across a lake), some closer (across a pond), while others were incredibly close (a mere 30 feet). On one occasion, we watched from close by as a large bull and cow moose courted in a stand of tall spruce. He pawed up a huge section of the forest floor marking his territory and courtship area. She responded by coming next to him brushing up against him and settling down onto the overturned moss. When other bulls tried to sneak in, we watched in awe as he [...]

By |2017-04-03T22:12:02-03:00October 10th, 2016|Gaspe Penisula|2 Comments
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