Our Heron

Our resident Great Blue Heron, identifiable by what looks like a missing back toe on that right foot, and we see here it is just tucked under her foot for some reason, years and years here. My favorite.

Japanese Students

Perhaps our Best Ever program, 20 Japanese students Saturday with the U of M and they are the Sweetest, here with their souvenir cards taken with Nikons and Sony cameras. The Japanese connection.

More!

 

WOW! An Hour Ago!

 

Killdeer Fleglings

 

One Week Today

I have a big art show coming up at Travelers’ Rest in October and was talking to the director over there, Molly. I told her I might name the bird Sacagawea, and she said, how about  “Janie.” That’s what Lewis and Clark called her, a nickname. So meet Janie:

Janie!

Our new youngster, Peregrine Falcon from breeder Mark Bolton in Livingston. A gift as she is very small, might have vision issues, and would not be a flighted bird for falconry. So an education member and practically perfect so far, one week tomorrow. News on the way. Love her, Janie! 

Man, I Love Turkey Vultures!

 

Young Heron Today

 

Ducks Today

 

Love a Yellowlegs!

 

New

New one, drypoint etching called "Backyard Balds" and portrait of our resident pals. 15 x 12" with a bunch of pastels to finish it off. Officially run out of wall space in the office. Said that before. HA!

Greater Yellowlegs Just Now

 

Happy Hour Today

Friday fun with an Osprey perched on the eagle nest tree.