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Illustrator Jackie Morris’s birds of wonder take flight
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Article Excerpt
A feather in her cap
British illustrator Jackie Morris captures the wonders of birds in her most ambitious work yet
PAUL WALDIE
EUROPE CORRESPONDENT
VISUALS BY MARK GRIFFITHS
TRELEDDYD-FAWR, WALES
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED MAY 1, 2026
The countryside where Jackie Morris lives in Wales reflects the environment that informs much of her work, including her drawings, paintings and illustrations of birds.
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As I drove endlessly along narrow roads in southwest Wales searching for Jackie Morris’s cottage on the edge of the Irish Sea, a text flashed on my cellphone: “…
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