Piping Plover
July 7th, 2008The Piping Plover is a much beloved inhabitant of sandy ocean beaches. Their coloration provides them with an extraordinary ability to move about undetected.
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Archive for July, 2008Piping PloverJuly 7th, 2008The Piping Plover is a much beloved inhabitant of sandy ocean beaches. Their coloration provides them with an extraordinary ability to move about undetected. ChickadeeJuly 7th, 2008As delicate as the black-cappped chickadee appears, he is really a sturdy little bird. In winter, he bounces around from tree to tree, seeming not to notice the frigid temperatures. This chickadee is carved from tupelo wood. Test PostJuly 3rd, 2008Text Goes Here. To maintain a clean layout, large images should be 240 pixels wide and small images should be 114 pixels wide. Northern OrioleJuly 3rd, 2008Also referred to as the Baltimore Oriole, this brightly colored songbird arrives only after he is sure that Spring is well underway. He is easily coaxed into the yard with a half of an orange left at the feeder. ChickadeeJuly 3rd, 2008
As delicate as the black-cappped chickadee appears, he is really a sturdy little bird. In winter, he bounces around from tree to tree, seeming not to notice the frigid temperatures. This chickadee is carved from tupelo wood. He sits on a pine cone base which is carved from one piece of cedar wood. The pine cone was left natural, and sealed with a clear preservative. |