Clause

A special series featuring the raptors of Fontenelle Forest

“Clause” is an 8 x 10 inch giclée archival print on:

Smooth Fine Art, Moab Entrada Bright White 290 gsm, 21.5 mil, archival:
Bright white, 100% cotton, slightly textured, smooth fine art surface. Exceptional color reproduction and dmax. Moab Entrada is an archival paper for beautiful long lasting prints.

50% of your purchase of this piece will go to: Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery

$40.00

50% of your purchase of this piece will go to: Fontenelle Forest Raptor Program

Falco sparverius the American kestrel

Clause is a female American Kestrel who is an educational raptor for Fontenelle Forest's raptor program.  Why would a girl be named Clause?  Well because she was found as a chick stuck in someone's chimney!  She is named after someone we all know who uses chimney's .... Santa Clause!

I met and photographed Clause at numerous raptor events in Fontenelle Forest.  She was such a sweetie and since I drew Harvey (the male American Kestrel) I promised Clause I draw her too.  This portrait was done in colored pencil.  Now you can have a giclée print of this beautiful girl to hang in your home or office!

"Clause" is an 8 x 10 inch giclée archival print on:

Smooth Fine Art, Moab Entrada Bright White 290 gsm, 21.5 mil, archival:
Bright white, 100% cotton, slightly textured, smooth fine art surface. Exceptional color reproduction and dmax. Moab Entrada is an archival paper for beautiful long lasting prints.

Did You Know?

  • American Kestrels are the smallest Falcons in North America.
  • Kestrels often hunt in a family group.
  • Kestrels can see ultraviolet light.