Wahoo! I've finished stitching all the curly-ques and fussy ribbony viney stuff! Now on to the owl.
January seems to have settled down to be one rainy day after another.
I don't have much action in the front feeders as this hawk takes up residence nearby most days.
The back feeders have a bit more going on.
The finches are well represented with Pine Siskins...
...and a nice assortment of House Finches.
I am drawn to the more colorful males.
They vary from red, to orange, to yellow.
My neighbor continues to have Gray Jays drop by.
Yes jays! Here are two with a Flicker.
Being more wooded than I am, she also regularly sees Varied Thrush.
Thank you for sharing photos of these lovely birds.
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Getting close to a finish now. This is such a fantastic piece Beth.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a lovely piece ...beautiful stitching.
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Wow, the thrush is striking!
ReplyDeleteLove your little stitching project - curly and fussy bits are very pretty. :D
So gray here too. I try to not let it get to me with my "happy" lights. :)
ReplyDeleteEven on rainy, gray days there is still lots of activity (despite the hawk!)
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We have lots of woods behind our house and have seen a fair amount of the Varied Thrush. I love the design you are stitching. I bet you are relieved to be finished with the fussy stitching.
ReplyDeleteGreat bird pics as always! Love your stitching. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteGosh, the Varied Thrush is such a vividly colored bird! And why aren't those Gray Jays visiting your feeders?? You offer the same foods! Good progress made on the viney stuff... now on to the Owl! Hugs!
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