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Rime ice colours this American elm pure white in January. Photographed against a deep blue sky gives the tree a clear crisp aura on a cold winter day. This tree stands near the old entrance to the Dominion Forest Nursery Station at Indian Head, Saskatchewan.

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The Amur Cherry has beautiful cinnamon-brown exfoliating bark which is most prominent in winter when the leaves have fallen from the branches. The light green leaves and metallic bark contrast the white bicycle propped against the trees.  This watercolour image is a computer manipulated version of an original colour photograph.

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The Torch River is a tributary of the Saskatchewan River and it flows into one of North America's largest inland freshwater deltas, the Saskatchewan River Delta. Mixed spruce and aspen line river's shore as it meanders through the forest.

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These trembling aspen stand straight and tall with scarred white bark. This watercolour image is a computer manipulated version of an original colour photograph.

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The basswood tree is known for stately growth and fragrant flowers. More than just a pretty to look at, these flowers make an exquisite tea and bees search them out for their nectar, producing a delightful clear white honey.

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A solitary bee pollinating plum flowers. The process of bee pollination is beneficial to both the plants and the bees, as plants need an efficient way to create seeds and bees need pollen to supply protein to their colonies.

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The Western Meadowlark is an iconic summer resident of the Canadian prairies. The sweet song of the Western Meadowlark is a true indicator of the arrival of spring in southern Saskatchewan. This watercolour image is a computer manipulated version of an original colour photograph.

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The stone barn was constructed near the town of Indian Head, Saskatchewan in 1891 by Lord Thomas Brassey. Although showing is age, this beautiful stone horse barn is a reminder of Lord Brassey's agricultural adventure.

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The brilliant red berries of the silver buffaloberry are easily recognized when exploring the prairies. Their tart flavour sweetens after a heavy fall frost. This watercolour image is a computer manipulated version of an original colour photograph.

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