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"<a href="https://www.artistsforconservation.org/virtual-exhibit/31956/artist/14788/artwork/connoisseur-32813">The Connoisseur</a>" by Sarah McComb-Turbitt | Canada
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The Connoisseur

Wallhanging by Sarah McComb-Turbitt
Dimensions:
14.00" H x 14.00" W
Medium:
Acrylic
Year Completed:
2026
Subject(s):
Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum)
Original for Sale:
SOLD
Artist will donate 25% to Artists for Conservation (AFC) from sale of this work.
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Cedar Waxwings depend on the abundance of native berry-producing shrubs and trees. Among the most important fruit-dispersing birds in North America, the loss of their primary food source to development, invasive species, and landscape simplification diminishes the rich foraging world they depend upon. Planting native berry-producing species is one of the most meaningful actions anyone can take to support them and many other bird species. Reference photography for inspiration was kindly provided by Nigel Eves.

 

 

The Connoisseur | Wallhanging by Sarah McComb-Turbitt | Artists for Conservation 2026