Design - "August" - Monthly Markings
Designer - Heart in Hand
Fabric -32 count Dirty Belfast linen
Fibers - WDW & GAST - 2 strands over 2 threads
Started - 25 August 2016
Completed - 26 August 2016
After having seen White Pelicans for the first time this winter, it's pretty cool to have a stitch that features one!
I'm also featuring woodpeckers.
I had a bit more action this past week, including to Hairy Woodpeckers, a male and female, haning out in this tree.
The female was kind enough to come to the feeders a couple of times.
I'm hopeful the male will follow suit.
The Flickers were more visible this week as well.
A male.
A young male I think.
Can you see the faintest of mustaches?
I did spy the Acorn Woodpeckers at work on their granary tree.
The male also finally showed up at the front feeder.
Bring the wife and kids please!
I heard the slow, loud 'thunk, thunk, thunk' of a Pileated Woodpecker at work.
And I found her! This was a good test for my new camera as the bird was quite distant and the light was poor - a mix of sun and shadow.
Here you can see her working away on a typical long rectangular hole.
If it is big and deep enough, it will be a home for someone next spring.
7 comments:
Wow! I am impressed by the Pileated making a nesting hole in a tree by you. It is obviously a dead tree, as only the Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers nest in live trees, but looks like it still has moss growing on it. Pretty cool shots with your new camera! I know how high and far up they can be! Hugs!
Your new camera takes great photos, Beth--how neat that you found the "handiwork" of the Pileated Woodpecker! What kind of camera did you end up purchasing?
Cute little August stitch!
I came back from holiday:-)
Beautiful post and photos
Ciao Giovanna
Great blog header - love the real veggies tucked in with the stitched ones. And that's a sweet little lighthouse piece.
Such a variety of woodpeckers! Beautiful pictures. :)
I do like the lighthouse and pelican stitch. It's always nice to see your woodpeckers. I am hearing them more than seeing them.
Another cute stitch - you had a great stitchy August!
You really did stitch a lot in August!
Woodpeckers are interesting!
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