This stuff is one page long.

A series of strips on Torontoist.com that feature urban wildlife.
Read Wild Toronto.

A very silly thing about Snapping Turtles.

Read Oh Snap.

I uset to think that bird courtship was the funniest, until I learned about salamanders.

Read Newt Date.

Botany jokes.

Read Interrupted Fern.

A highly unscientific educational chart.

Read Parts of the Bird.

They really think they are terrifying.

Read Threat Displays of Non-Threatening Animals.

A comic about terror birds, a group of ancient carnivorous birds.

Read Evolution Sucks.

A comic about photosynthesis, coloured by Stephanie Yue.

Read Photosynthesis.

A comic about vultures.

Read Birds are Gross.

I had problems with this bird.

Read Mockingbird Problem.

Bird courtship is hilarious.

Read Ruffed Grouse Love.

A one-page comic about the small town of Tadoussac, Quebec.

Read Tadoussac.

Vultures are fun to draw.

Read Vulture Day.

These comics are several pages long. You can usually buy them from me at zine fairs or comic book conventions.

A comic about climate change anxiety.

Read Warmer.

A lonely bird meets the moon.

Read Bird and Moon.

A short story that follows after Bird and Moon.

Read Bird Dreams.

An alphabet of ancient animals. Colouring by Miguel Sternberg.

Read the Palaeobet.

Buy the Palaeobet.

A story about 505-million-year-old animals, with too many palaeontology in-jokes.

Read Mid-Cambrian Morning.