Margaret Kyle - Current Work

I have a passion for the community in which I live and the beauty and fragility of the Okanagan Valley where I was born and raised. Also, because the Okanagan Valley is a semi-arid environment, I feel strongly that the protection of our water systems needs to be an imperative. Not only are the large lakes (Okanagan, Wood, and Kalamalka) vulnerable, but also are the out of the way water edges, ponds, and streams. I know that protection and preservation of our waters is not only a concern for the Okanagan but is a universal subject that people are becoming more aware of. Water has deep spiritual meaning for me in that it makes up the basis of all life and connects all life on earth through its life-giving powers.

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Mother Tree	Roots & Wings	The Year of the Hoarfrost -- seeing with new eyes 2	Stormy

Beaver Lake Sunrise	Vegetarians: Lodge Road Cows	Dee Lake Reflection	Bare Bones: Carrr's Landing Tree

Fragile	Grounded	Grounded: Fallen Leaves - one	When the Magnolia Blooms

Waterlily	Okanagan Spring	Nature Doesn't Lie	Cana Lilies

Okanagan Magpies on Maple Board	Time to Stand and Stare- two	Quails	A Crow Gathering

Prayers for the Earth	Walking in Sunshine	Okanagan Arrowleaf Sunflowers	Still Standing

We're Not Out of the Woods Yet	A River Runs through It	Held in the Arms of Nature	Where Two or Three are Gathered

Red Ladder to Safe Harbour	Two Birds	Painting Sunshine during the Pandemic	Relaxation

Three Quails	Geranium Pot	Simply Callas	In Full Bloom -- Camellias

The Gift	Winter Laundry	Me Looking at You Looking at Me one	Preservation

Poppy Chair 1	Poppy Chair 3	Elders Know	I Can't Keep from Singing

Two Ewe	Mother Love	precious these waters two	Wheelbarrow Garden

Luscious	Japanese Lanterns	Time to Stand and Stare	Magpies two

Balsam Root	Shasta Daisies two	Red	Peace Poppies

Koi Pond -2	Lodge Road Cows -1	Skating on Duck Lake	Fall Maples

Down to the Water	Bathed in Light: Arrowleaf Balsam Root Flowers