Ecclectic Findings
Well, I haven't done any "official" birding in a while, but I did finish this sketch last night. I've been seeing a lot of Anhingas lately, and I realized I've never tried drawing one before. So, on a lark (ha, no bird pun intended), I found a cool photo of an Anhinga in my 1968 Florida Birds book. 
Today, I saw a Pileated Woodpecker making short work of an oak tree (see below).
Today, I saw a Pileated Woodpecker making short work of an oak tree (see below).
So far, my year list is up to an even 60. I had totally forgotten to count the House Finch I saw a few weeks ago at the hotel when I was in Juniper Springs. Glad I remembered!
Happy birding!
Labels: bird art, Bird count, bird feeder, Drawings, sketches
1 Comments:
Thats a bird I wish to see down here...American Robins elude me every migration, same is the case with chestnut sided warblers...
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Daniel, At
April 4, 2008 at 11:54 AM
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